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Black Book
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In the Netherlands during the war in September 1944, Israeli girl Rachel Rosenthal suffered a lot of trouble when her hiding place was shelled by the coalition forces. In search of escape, Rachel joined a group of Jews who all ran across the sea to the southern Netherlands, From another refuge away from the power of war. The Germans carried out a massive extermination of all those who escaped to the Netherlands by boat, where everyone was killed with Rachel and no one survived because she was the only one who could escape. After this happened, Rachel was named as Elise de Fries so she could hide because she was part of the Jewish resistance in the wake of a strong world war.
In the Netherlands during the war in September 1944, Israeli girl Rachel Rosenthal suffered a lot of trouble when her hiding place was shelled by the coalition forces. In search of escape, Rachel joined a group of Jews who all ran across the sea to the southern Netherlands, From another refuge away from the power of war. The Germans carried out a massive extermination of all those who escaped to the Netherlands by boat, where everyone was killed with Rachel and no one survived because she was the only one who could escape. After this happened, Rachel was named as Elise de Fries so she could hide because she was part of the Jewish resistance in the wake of a strong world war.
Actors:
Ronald de Bruin,
Roni Yedid,
Diana Dobbelman,
Pieter Tiddens,
Rixt Leddy,
Merel van Houts,
Jobst Schnibbe
Ronald de Bruin
Roni Yedid
Diana Dobbelman
16 March 1939, Berg en Dal, Gelderland, Netherlands
Pieter Tiddens
Rixt Leddy
5 May 1976, Nijmegen, Gelderland, Netherlands
Merel van Houts
Jobst Schnibbe
Country:
Euro, United Kingdom
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April 30, 2007
Paul Verhoeven's WWII drama stars the lovely Dutch actress Carice van Houten as a Jewish Resistance worker, and costars her breasts. All three deserve awards consideration.January 15, 2008
There are a lot of plot twists at the end of the film, maybe too many, but it will keep you guessing.April 27, 2007
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Seven years after he disappeared with the whimper that was Hollow Man, Paul Verhoeven has returned with what may be his best film.
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A slick, thrilling, trashy, melodramatic and serialesque soap opera adventure which conceals the complex tale of moral ambiguity beneath.
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Verhoeven never loses sight of the larger message -- that in those evil times, ordinary people were forced to do extraordinary, and even awful, things just to live long enough to tell their tale.April 27, 2007
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