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21 January 1993 (Germany)
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Tagline:
Bis zum letzten Mann... (Till the last man)
Plot:
A depiction of the brutal battle of Stalingrad, the Third Reich's 'high water mark', as seen through...
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Stalingrad
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Hell Frozen Over
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Dominique Horwitz | ... | Obergefreiter Fritz Reiser |
 | Thomas Kretschmann | ... | Lt. Hans von Witzland |
| Jochen Nickel | ... | Unteroffizier Manfred Rohleder |
| Sebastian Rudolph | ... | GeGe Müller |
| Dana Vávrová | ... | Irina |
| Martin Benrath | ... | Gen. Hentz |
| Sylvester Groth | ... | Otto |
| Karel Hermánek | ... | Capt. Hermann Musk |
| Heinz Emigholz | ... | Edgar Emigholz |
| Ferdinand Schuster | ... | Double Edgar |
 | Oliver Broumis | ... | HGM |
| Dieter Okras | ... | Capt. Haller |
 | Zdenek Vencl | ... | Wölk |
| Mark Kuhn | ... | Sgt. Pflüger |
| Thorsten Bolloff | ... | Feldmann |
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134 min | Argentina:135 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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1.85 : 1 more
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Singapore:PG |
Norway:15 |
South Korea:15 |
Netherlands:12 |
Argentina:16 |
Australia:MA |
Finland:K-16 |
Germany:12 (f) (w) |
Spain:18 |
Sweden:15 |
UK:15 |
Portugal:M/16
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The original screenplay was written by Christoph Fromm but the producers disagreed with his more realistic direction and had it rewritten. Consequently, Fromm took his name of the film.
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Revealing mistakes: The Stielhandgrenades in the belt of the German soldiers throughout the urban assault are clearly made out of rubber.
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Referenced in The 100 Greatest War Films (2005) (TV)
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Absorbing, horrendous descent into the nightmare of combat. Focusing on the invading German army (into the Soviet Union) in the second world war, the impact no less awful. These men are enlisted men, who had no more control over their government's criminal actions, than US troops had over their government during the Vietnam War. Or any government sending their military in any war, for that matter. To assume they could belies a certain lack of acquaintance or experience, with the structure of a military organization.
These men are trapped like rats, and survival at any cost, to preserve ones life is paramount. Politics and lofty notions fly out the window, as the veneer of civilized behavior is stripped off.
STALINGRAD is gripping, grotesque, poignant and pitiful in its graphic presentation of war time experience. Highly recommended.