Dir. Jan Komasa. 2014, 130 mins. DCP. In Polish and German with English subtitles. With Józef Pawlowski, Zofia Wichlacz, Anna Próchniak. It is 1944, and Warsaw is on its knees with Nazi forces occupying the city. When word is received that the mighty Red Army is advancing on the city, a rebel army prepares to distract the Nazis from the coming invasion. This big-budget tale of youth, love, courage, and sacrifice during the Warsaw Uprising is an absorbing movie and a stunning physical production.

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