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Info=During the harrows of WWII, Jo, a young shepherd along with the help of the widow Horcada, helps to smuggle Jewish children across the border from southern France into Spain / release Date=2020 / duration=109 min / 72 votes / 6 / 10 star / writed by=Michael Morpurgo.

Watch Full Length Waiting for ana maria. Hello, all! McEric here with coverage for a new film about World War II released today in select theaters, On Demand, and streaming, called WAITING FOR ANYA, based on the acclaimed novel by Michael Morpurgo (WAR HORSE), written/directed by Ben Cookson (ALMOST MARRIED), and starring Noah Schnapp ("Stranger Things"), Jean Reno (LEON), Angelica Huston (WITCHES), Frederick Schmidt (MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT), and Thomas Kretschmann (AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON). Check out the trailer: There has been no shortage of films made about World War II, with varying degrees of cinematic worth. While not every film can be SCHINDLER'S LIST, the strength of WAITING FOR ANYA is in its illuminating portrayal of a forgotten corner of the war: the German occupation of France. The film opens in 1943 on Jo (Shnapp), a young illiterate shepherd tending to his family's flock of sheep in the shadow of the Pyrenees mountains, dozing off on a peaceful sunny day. He is awoken by his dog warning of a bear nearby, and he rushes back to his village to alert the men there. They grab their guns and head off to deal with the bear, making short work of the great beast and dragging its carcass back to town where all celebrate. It's a metaphor of what is to come. When Jo goes back to learn what fate befell his dog, he comes across a strange man, Benjamin (Schmidt) in the woods, who is holding a bear cub. He explains that he saw the whole exchange, and that the bear was simply protecting its cub from the boy and dog. He says he will take the cub with him and raise it until it is strong enough to survive on its own. Jo is fascinated by Benjamin and the kindness being shown to the cub that he clumsily orphaned, so he follows him back to his farm, looking to bring some milk to the cub. What he finds instead is a young Jewish girl. From there the story widens to reveal Resistance fighters among the townspeople helping to ferry Jewish refugees across the mountain ridge into Spain to find freedom from oppression and persecution. Jo becomes an ally, which is a relatively harmless choice until the Nazi occupation makes its way to his village's front door. Part coming-of-age story, part perils of war, and overflowing with heart, WAITING FOR ANYA is a quiet meditation on the good and evil that men can do. Showing how war can wound indiscriminately, the film benefits from amazing performances of complex characters by Schmidt, Kretschmann, and Huston. I had the opportunity to chat with writer/director Ben Cookson about the film, his adoration of the source material, and his experiences working with an excellent cast. Eric McClanahan – Good morning, Ben. Ben Cookson – Hi, Eric, how’re you doing? EM – I’m well, thank you. Are you in California or England? BC – I’m in London at the moment. EM – Okay, so it’s… well ahead, if I have my times correct, you’re… BC – Yeah, it’s nearly 6 o’clock on a Friday afternoon. EM – Okay. It’s just before noon here so I’m kind of still getting started. [Ben laughs] So I want to talk about WAITING FOR ANYA. I got to view the film and really enjoyed it. Obviously, we as humans in this modern age are still so fascinated by World War II. It was such a tumultuous time, so eye-opening in terms of human nature and good vs evil and the complexities of the human condition that I know so many films have been made from it, so many books have been written about it. So tell me how, or I guess why, you came to the adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s novel to make this film. BC – For me, basically, I’ve lived in France. I lived there for maybe five years; four years in Paris and one in Nice, and the experience of living in a country that was occupied, it’s very different than the UK. There are pictures in Paris of the Nazis among them; we didn’t have that in London, it’s a completely different national collective memory. Anyone who’s lived through the war, they all have stories there. In the UK you were either evacuated or sent off to fight in some far-off land, but those in France had it brought to their homes. It’s a fascinating part of history and it brings out the true character of some people, so it’s always going to be mined for these rich moments that shed light on the human condition. And particularly this one, because WAITING FOR ANYA is set in this forgotten pocket of France, down in the valley beneath the Pyrenees and it’s a story that, when I read it, felt sort of like war through a child’s eyes, and it’s this coming-of-age story. It just drew me in, basically. EM – Right. I did think it was amazing, in the opening, where it talked about the difference between Northern and Southern France and how in the South they didn’t feel the occupation immediately and lived relatively blissfully until it did arrive on their doorstep and it’s a fascinating conundrum. BC – Yeah, I’m glad you said that. We really wanted to get that juxtaposition of what life was like, when the country was divided in two. When they had the zone libre in the South and the occupied zone in the North, yeah, the country couldn’t have been more different. We wanted to really get people’s attention that this horror was in the post for the people of the south. EM – I really enjoyed how the film blurred the lines between protagonist and antagonist, as when the Germans first arrived, there was obviously trepidation, though soon they settled in and became part of the town; but as the war progressed, that perception changed. At one point he [Jo] actually says in the VO that the villagers would “see them only by their uniforms”. How difficult was it balancing that tone of “friendly visitor” vs “occupational force”? BC – Well it comes from the book and the historical accuracy. We worked with a French production designer and a French costume designer who both, during prep, spent time in the villages interviewing elderly shepherds into their nineties who’d lived through the occupation, and what they said was that the soldiers who were sent to patrol the border, they weren’t like front-line fighting troops or SS Nazi troops; they were Nazi soldiers, yes, but many of them had seen action in the first World War and they were essentially Austrian border forces and Alpine border guys who were sent there due to their mountaineering experience and skills, but they were war-weary. In the book, the corporal is this man who is a million miles from home, or at least he should be, away from his family and his daughters that he loves very much, and he questions everything. Again, he was a character who saw action in the first World War and he becomes a pacifist who wants peace. So yeah, there are these characters whose roles are complex. Jo’s father, when he returns, he’s this frightening, aggressive, drunken, violent man in the home because he’s a victim of war; he’s been interned in the labor camp. So, yeah, a lot of that is down to Michael’s skill as a novelist and his interest in showing the human condition and showing that war isn’t so black-and-white; it claims victims on all sides. EM – I definitely picked up on that in the Corporal’s story.  Thomas Kretschmann was so brilliant in the role, playing him as sympathetic, a man essentially just doing his job. I also liked the correlations drawn between his character and the bear. At the start of the film, many of the villagers view the bear as an enemy, but some are able to justify its actions based on its individual situation. And when the Corporal shares his love of honey with Jo it’s a clear metaphor drawn between he and the bear. It seems something you clearly picked up on in the book and brought to the movie. So tell me about bookending the film with the bear. BC – Without wanting to give away too many spoilers, war is chaos and complex, and sometimes acts of kindness can lead to disaster. It also plays upon the bombing that takes place by the Allied forces on Germany to disrupt their activity there. It has a negative consequence, yes on the Nazis because that’s intentional, but also on the village as their food supplies are then running low. So in these times of chaos, you’re up against the elements, your enemies, the soldiers, but also life itself would sometimes throw you a curveball. It can have disastrous consequences. EM – Tell me about assembling this cast. Jean Reno, Angelica Huston, Noah Schnapp. Tell me about bringing this team together and what each person brought to the production. BC – When we approached the casting process, we intentionally wanted to make a family movie. We wanted to get the top talents, legends really, that would draw in the various demographics. Noah is a fantastic, exciting young talent with a hug fan base that we hoped would draw in an audience that may not be particularly familiar with World War II and things that took place in Europe at that time. At the same time with Angelica and Jean being legends since I was a kid, they would bring in the parents and grandparents; they’re loved in cinema. That was one approach: we wanted to try to make a film that a family would want to see, together. It’s not a children’s movie. The book is aimed at young adults and the film is accessible to young adults but by the same token it does not shy away from some of the more complex and adult issues that World War II inevitably brings. But also from my perspective, because we’re doing an English-language film set in France, it was important for me to populate the cast with French and German characters wherever appropriate, which is why Jean is playing Compere, why Thomas Kretschmann is playing the Corporal; we have Elsa Zylberstein, and Angelica is a huge Francophile who speaks French. For Noah, the project resonated with him because he’s Jewish and his family have a huge connection to this story. With the source material so prestigious, being a Michael Morpurgo novel, we were able to bring together such a fantastic ensemble. EM – I agree, also I was very impressed by Frederick Schmidt as Benjamin, Declan Cole as Hubert; just great performances all throughout the film. I’m excited to see what waves this film will generate. So what are you working on next? BC – At the minute I’m working on another feature which is sort of a historically inspired comedy. I’m also working on a six-part limited series that’s a true-crime biopic about one of the UK’s most prolific bomb robbers. Bit of range between those two. EM – Yeah, a little all over the place. I also noticed that your prior film, ALMOST MARRIED, is a comedic sex romp, then you go from that to WAITING FOR ANYA. Tell me about switching those gears. BC – I can see that they’re like chalk and cheese, those two movies. And in the interim I was working on a true crime project that I was working on for a couple of years and then in a very short space of time it collapsed kind of overnight and we had studio space booked and I was working with an actor who was a hero of mine since I was a little kid, so… You know, I watch movies and appreciate movies from every genre so as a director I want to work in every genre. I don’t want to limit or pigeonhole myself to one specific area. You know, I think the skills of making a movie, the process, are transferrable, so it makes sense to me to have that wide range and if I find a story that resonates with me, whether it’s a comedy or a true crime or a biopic then I’m going to make it. If I want to watch it, I want to make it. EM – So finally what are your hopes and expectations for WAITING FOR ANYA? What would you like audiences to take away from it and where would you like to see it go in its life post-theatrical release? BC – I just hope it plays well to a wide audience. I hope that the younger audiences who aren’t particularly familiar with World War II movies and the horrors of what went on in Europe and the Holocaust, that they’re able to see this and take something from it. That it makes them kind of think. Because sadly, although it’s a period piece, a lot of the things in the movie are quite relevant today. EM – Very true. One more quick question, did you approach the Corporal as a possible, sort of haunted future-version of Jo? BC – I would have to say no. But what I would say is that when I saw the Corporal, I did see a man who would never be making it back to his homeland. EM – Well thank you so much for talking to me today, Ben, and best of luck on the film. BC – Thanks a lot. Really nice talking to you. EM – Alright, take care. BC – Yeah, you too, man. Bye bye. WAITING FOR ANYA premieres in select theaters, on demand, and digital today. Until next time, I'll see you at the movies! -McEric, aka Eric McClanahan-.

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Waiting for Anya opens with onscreen text setting the story in 1942 France, where a man and his young daughter, both with Stars of David stitched onto their coats, are being directed towards a waiting train. The man, Benjamin ( Frederick Schmidt), makes a daring move to escape deportation, but must hand his young daughter off to a stranger, one he hopes will assist the girl and get her to the south where he intends to meet her. The film then fades out and back into the small village of Lescun, where a 14-year old boy named Jo ( Noah Schnapp) is tending to his family’s sheep herd while narration from an older man sets this up as his (Jo’s) story, told decades later. Jo and his flock are startled by the appearance of a bear, which leads the young shepherd to Benjamin, who has been hiding in the woods outside of town. It turns out Benjamin’s mother-in-law, the local widow Horcada ( Anjelica Huston), has been sheltering Jewish children and guiding them across the Pyrennes Mountains to safety in Spain. The pair are still waiting on the arrival of Benjamin’s daughter, Anya, yet there’s plenty of work to be done with the other kids in the meantime. Although promised to little more than silence at first, the arrival of a German garrison in Lescun motivates Jo to do more, and he enlists in the community’s resistance network to aid in the protection of the Jewish children. As the film progresses, Jo is confronted with a number of difficult decisions and shades of morality that challenge his understanding of the world around him, and rush the young man towards an adulthood that seemed far off at the beginning of the picture. The script for Waiting for Anya is an adaptation of the book of the same name by Michael Morpurgo, who also authored War Horse (adapted into a 2011 film). Both movies share a restrained tone that frames the action for a younger audience, keeping the horrors of war at arm’s length for the most part. Although the phrase “concentration camp” is indeed mentioned in Waiting for Anya, the threat that the children hiding in Lescun face is nebulous in nature and remains mostly unseen. The Nazis that arrive in town are vaguely menacing and serve a purpose for the conflict of the narrative, yet the film never concerns itself with establishing a broader scope for their cruelty. On the one hand, this seems somewhat appropriate, for southwestern France in 1942-1944 was far enough away from Normandy and the Falaise Pocket that a sleepy village like Lescun could have been ignorant of the horrors taking place in Russia and Poland. Yet the film offers a number of characters like Benjamin who know enough to communicate just how bad things are, and while Waiting for Anya does touch upon the dangers the Germans represent, it remains largely in the background. This sanitized approach to the period is also reflected in the costuming and set design, which eschews period and place-specific authenticity for a clean and sharp visual aesthetic. Everyone’s clothes look freshly washed, pressed, and smartly assembled despite the main characters living in a farming community, yet even this seems to be a deliberate choice. There are several sweeping vista shots that interrupt the narrative to drink in the rolling green hills, majestic mountain ranges, and crystal-clear streams littering the region, setting this tale up as something of a rose-tinted memory as told by the film’s narrator. So, in a thematic sense, these visual and tonal decisions are appropriate and consistent with the kind of story Cookson is trying to tell. Sure, comparisons to Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit may be inescapable, yet the pictures operate on different frequencies and are clearly positioned in separate genres (not to mention adapted from books written decades apart). And while the main characters might share the same name, deal with similar dilemmas, and even have sympathetic Nazi friends ( Thomas Kretschmann essentially reprises his role in The Pianist, here), Waiting for Anya is hardly a knock-off. Schnapp does a decent job in the lead and bears the emotional weight of the character well, and he’s aided in no small part by Huston and Jean Reno, the latter of whom plays Jo’s grandfather. The story doesn’t take a lot of risks, yet the pacing of the effort is tight and keeps things moving along at a good clip throughout the 110-minute runtime. A World War II Holocaust-adjacent film that’s appropriate for the whole family, Waiting for Anya might not carry the emotional or intellectual weight of its cinematic cousin Jojo Rabbit, yet it succeeds on its own merits by keeping the story contained to a handful of sturdy characters that are well positioned, acted, and explored. “Obvious Child” is the debut novel of Warren Cantrell, a film and music critic based out of Seattle, Washington. Mr. Cantrell has covered the Sundance and Seattle International Film Festivals, and provides regular dispatches for Scene-Stealers and The Playlist. Warren holds a B. A. and M. in History, and his hobbies include bourbon drinking, novel writing, and full-contact kickboxing. Tagged as: 2020, anjelica huston, Ben Cookson, Frederick Schmidt, Jean Reno, Michael Morpurgo, Noah Schnapp, Taika Waititi, Thomas Kretschmann, Waiting for Anya.

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Watch full length waiting for anya 1. | Nell Minow February 7, 2020 "Waiting for Anya" begins with a helpful explanation of what was going on in 1942, the first indicator that the target audience may be those who have not yet learned some basic history about WWII. It is not the last. The film is based on a popular YA book by Michael Morpurgo, author of  The War Horse, and it is inspired by French villagers who rescued Jewish children from the Nazis by smuggling them over the mountains into Spain. Despite the obvious sincerity of the filmmakers, the best efforts of Jean Reno and Anjelica Huston, and some lovely scenery, it remains overly didactic, talking down to even the middle school audience it is aimed at. Advertisement An old man ( Jean-François Balmer) serves as off-screen narrator, describing his life as a young shepherd in occupied France. In 1942 the Nazis had not yet reached the southern part of the country, bordering on Spain, so much of life continued as usual. But the war had already touched the village. A boy named Jo ("Stranger Things'" Noah Schnapp) has a lot of new responsibilities because his father left to fight for France and is now in a German POW camp. Jo's grandfather (Reno) has warned him to stay awake while watching the sheep, but -- METAPHOR ALERT-- Jo dozes off, only to be awakened by a bear approaching the flock.   Jo runs to tell the village, and a group of men go after the bear and kill it, toasting Jo for sounding the alarm. But Jo's grandfather suggests that he should not have left the sheep. And, in the film's best scene, the incident is reframed the next day when Jo goes into the woods looking for his sheepdog and sees a stranger who tells him that the bear was a mother trying to protect her now-orphaned cub. Now, he says, either he or Jo will have to take responsibility for the cub. The stranger takes the cub with him without telling Jo his name. The man, Jo will eventually discover, is Benjamin ( Frederick Schmidt) a Jew hiding out with his mother-in-law (Huston), a grumpy widow who lives on a remote farm. He is waiting there in hopes that his daughter Anya will find him there. He has not seen her since he desperately thrust her into a bus as he was escaping a Nazi transport to a concentration camp. While he waits, he is helping other Jewish children escape over the mountain. Jo promises to help, too. And then, the Nazis arrive and take over the town, searching everywhere for anyone who may be hiding anything. One German officer ( Thomas Kretschmann) is less harsh, especially after his own daughter is killed in Berlin by an Allied bombing raid. He tries to be kind to Jo and his developmentally disabled friend Hubert (Declan Cole), taking them into the mountains to look for eagles, to make the war seem far away. But tensions are high and it is imperative to get the remaining children out of harm's way before they are discovered. As the era of the Holocaust moves beyond the time of living memory, the struggle to understand and communicate what happened becomes even more difficult. That is even more complicated when it comes to explaining the history to young people in a manner that is accessible enough for them to understand and honest enough to be meaningful. A much better way to begin to communicate one of the most unthinkable horrors of the 20th century and remind us that civilized people can be responsible for atrocities is to show them films like "Paperclips, " "The Number on Great-Grandpa's Arm, " or "The Diary of Anne Frank. "  Those already familiar with the basics of history may find it adds nothing new to see this film’s opening moments with terrified Jews wearing yellow stars herded into trains, a baby crying, a woman screaming, and a sad violin on the soundtrack. For middle schoolers, who may never have been exposed to these images, the film may be educational about such horrors. But “Waiting for Anya” remains thin, sugary, and over-simplified. Reveal Comments comments powered by.

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Watch Full Length Waiting for analyse. Waiting for Anya First edition Author Michael Morpurgo Country United Kingdom Language English Genre Historical novel Publisher William Heinemann Ltd. Publication date 1990 Media type Print ( Hardback & Paperback) Pages 178 ISBN 0-434-95205-2 Waiting for Anya is a children's novel by Michael Morpurgo, first published in Great Britain in 1990, by William Heinemann. It is set in Lescun, in a mountainous region of southern France on the border with Spain. It was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal. Characters [ edit] Jo - The main character, a shepherd boy, around 15 years old. Benjamin - A Jew who smuggles other Jews across the border to Spain. He lost his daughter Anya, and is waiting for her to arrive in Louvain. Widow Horcada - A secretive old widow and Benjamin's mother in law. She is grumpy, but has a strong moral code. Grandpere - Jo's grandfather; involved in the smuggling of children. Hubert - A kind handicapped boy who is very good friends with Jo. Papa - Jo's father, a prisoner of war ( POW), who is in a German prison for most of the story and helps Jo smuggle the children to Spain. Rouf - Jo's faithful, cute, big, white, fluffy, dog. Michael - The leader of the Polish Jews, and the only one who interacts with Jo (through games of chess). He is noted to be extremely small, as he “looks about half [Jo’s] age”, that is, 7 or 8 years old, despite being around the same age as Jo (15 years old). Summary [ edit] The novel is set in the French village of Lescun during the Second World War. Jo Lalande is a young shepherd who is enjoying his childhood; but when his father goes to fight in the war, Jo has to become the man of the house. After an incident with a bear, Jo meets a mysterious man in the forest. He follows the man to his home and learns his secret - he is a Jew named Benjamin who is waiting for his daughter Anya to come find him as they were split from each other, and he is responsible for smuggling Jewish children to safety across the border into Spain, with the help of his mother-in-law, the Widow Horcada. Jo starts to help them to prove that he can be trusted. German soldiers move into town, and things become much more difficult. Although most of the town's inhabitants come to accept the German occupation, the task of getting the Jewish children across the border becomes more dangerous. Jo, his grandfather, Henri, Benjamin and the Widow Horcada devise a plan to get the children across. The plan requires the whole town to help the children escape, and relies on the German soldiers not noticing what is happening. But if they are caught, their lives will not be worth living... After the children have been taken safely across into Spain, except for Benjamin and Léah. The bear that Benjamin saved earlier on in is ends up getting him caught by the Germans. The German soldiers find them and take them to a concentration camp, where they are presumed to have been executed. Shortly thereafter the war ends and Anya has found her way home.

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Movies | ‘Waiting for Anya’ Review: Saving Jews as a Rite of Passage A boy in Occupied France, with eyes wide open, must choose what to say about what he sees. Credit... Vertical Entertainment Waiting for Anya Directed by Ben Cookson Drama, War 1h 49m Debates persist about the appropriate ways to depict World War II onscreen, but “stodgily familiar, ” which describes “Waiting for Anya, ” is probably not the most historically sensitive mode. This child’s-eye view of Occupied France is set in a village in the Pyrenees, where, at the outset, Jo (Noah Schnapp), a shepherd’s son, spots a bear and alerts adults. The bear, a mother, is killed (the better to be used as a metaphor). Soon after, Jo discovers that at a nearby farm, a woman (Anjelica Huston) is hiding a Jewish man (Frederick Schmidt) and a growing number of children. His ability to keep that secret, even while he goes eagle-watching with a Nazi corporal (Thomas Kretschmann), is a test of mettle. “Waiting for Anya” is not so sentimental that it imagines every character can escape death. But it has little use for complexity. If there are Nazi collaborators among the French here, for instance, they don’t have notable speaking parts. And making the most prominent German officer sympathetic to saving Jewish children avoids reckoning with the depths of the Third Reich’s evils. Based on a novel by Michael Morpugo (author of “War Horse”), this film suffers from other deficits of verisimilitude. Characters speak English with such strong accents it’s odd that the director, Ben Cookson, didn’t opt for French and German. And as harrowing as Jo’s ordeal may be, the movie doesn’t fail to provide the obligatory uplift. Waiting for Anya Not rated. Running time: 1 hour 49 minutes.

Watch Full Length Waiting for analyses. D ir: Ben Cookson; Starring: Noah Schnapp, Anjelica Huston, Jean Reno, Sadie Frost, Thomas Kretschmann, Frederick Schmidt, Tómas Lemarquis. 12A cert, 109 mins. One of these days, just for variety’s sake, wouldn’t you love to see a film set in England with a French-speaking cast who affect dubious Anglo accents throughout? It would certainly make a nice change from the ‘Allo ‘Allo! converse – an arrangement whose credibility was torched almost 40 years ago by René Artois and chums, yet still gets wheeled out at regular intervals. The latest occasion is Waiting for Anya, an adaptation of a Second World War novel by Michael Morpurgo in which Jewish children are smuggled over the Spanish border from a remote French mountain village under the noses of the local Nazi garrison. Director Ben Cookson (Almost Married) has cast some actors who can actually speak French – his young lead Noah Schnapp, from Stranger Things, is of Québécois heritage, and there’s a prominent supporting role for Jean Reno – but since the script is in English, it’s not clear what difference it makes. Anjelica Huston, another fluent Francophone, plays the reclusive widow Horcada, whose barn on the village’s outskirts serves as a temporary home for the young refugees. Yet even Huston’s stately screen presence can’t sap the inherent hilarity/inanity from a line like “Ah’d bettair go see to ze peegs”. M orpurgo’s novels are aimed at younger readers, and take an educative tack that can be hard to translate to the screen without the results feeling cloyingly earnest. In his adaptation of War Horse, Steven Spielberg managed to pull it off by borrowing liberally from John Ford and Robert Bresson – because of the way the film carried itself cinematically, the sincerity and poignancy feel entirely natural under the circumstances. But Waiting for Anya doesn’t appear to have any cinematic precursors at all: the lighting and camerawork are flat, the acting largely perfunctory, the dialogue entirely leaden, the score unresponsive, the poor Pyrénées as dreary as they’ve ever looked. It doesn’t help that Schnapp’s character, a 13-year-old shepherd called Jo, is a complete drip, and the intermittent voiceover in which his now-elderly self rumblingly looks back on the events of the film – “the story of how I became a man, ” apparently – brings no additional texture or perspective. Incredibly, this is the second film to be released in as many months in which the Shoah serves as the backdrop for a gentile boy’s coming of age. T he first was the now Oscar-coronated Jojo Rabbit: a film that responded to the Holocaust with simpering bromides, and suggested, via a tone-deaf Rilke quotation, that the best way of weathering fascism is to simply “let everything happen to you… no feeling is final”. (Fine advice for the Jews and others who found themselves rounded up into goods wagons at gunpoint and taken to extermination camps. ) N ext to that, Waiting for Anya can’t fail to look good by comparison, though its engagement with the period isn’t exactly deep, and its token "good Nazi" – a friendly corporal played by Thomas Kretschmann – is the living embodiment of a “ very fine people on both sides ” ethical fudge. It’s the kind of film that’s good news for anyone with a book report due on the source, but can’t be recommended under any other circumstances. Waiting for Any is released on February 21.

 

 

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