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The characters in this film suffer torment and pain, much like the audience.

Further evidence of German filmmakers’ willingness to confront the darker episodes of their recent past – and spark a controversy in the process.

Bonhoeffer struggles with his faith, but less in the manner of a great thinker and more in that of someone who writes quotes for inspirational posters.

Cut-Off is perhaps the best adaptation to date of the work of Sebastian Fitzek.

A sparse script and real sensitivity from the actors, none of whom overplay their role, only adds to the film's power.

Marceau is magnificent.

Not an essential film by any means, but possibly a welcome distraction from more self-consciously serious fare.

Murder is more satisfying than sex

The Taviani brothers are known for their honesty. They do not compromise with your sentiments.

Works both on a technical level and as sheer entertainment.

Roehler casts a distinctly critical and jaundiced eye over his compatriots across three generations but he leaves room for compassion and even a touch of sentimentality.

While admiring the motives for resurrecting the Furtwangler case, it is difficult to feel sympathy.

A real cinematic gem disguised as a rhinestone.

Elegantly put together and watchable throughout, but falling short of the potential offered by this fascinating case, Woman In Gold has the shiny appeal of Klimt's work but none of the depth.