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Title: A Hidden Life (2019)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| August Diehl | ... | Franz Jägerstätter | |
| Valerie Pachner | ... | Fani Jägerstätter | |
| Maria Simon | ... | Resie Schwaninger | |
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Karin Neuhäuser | ... | Rosalia Jägerstätter |
| Tobias Moretti | ... | Fr. Fürthauer | |
| Ulrich Matthes | ... | Lorenz Schwaninger | |
| Matthias Schoenaerts | ... | Captain Herder | |
| Franz Rogowski | ... | Waldland | |
| Karl Markovics | ... | Mayor Kraus (as Karl Marvocics) | |
| Bruno Ganz | ... | Judge Lueben | |
| Michael Nyqvist | ... | Bishop Fliesser | |
| Wolfgang Michael | ... | Eckinger | |
| Johannes Krisch | ... | Trakl, the Miller | |
| Johan Leysen | ... | Ohlendorf, the Painter | |
| Martin Wuttke | ... | Major Kiel | |
Based on real events, A Hidden Life is the story of an unsung hero, Bl. Franz Jägerstätter, who refused to fight for the Nazis in World War II. When the Austrian peasant farmer is faced with the threat of execution for treason, it is his unwavering faith and his love for his wife, Fani, and children that keeps his spirit alive. Written by Anonymous
I have never seen a film like A Hidden Life. Terrence Malick is known for his unique style, but this is something else. It is one of the most grim, harrowing, mournful films I have ever seen (it should be rated R)-and it is absolutely masterful. I can't even find words to properly describe it. This is a film that you enter, that you experience, you almost feel like you're watching a documentary. Malick's direction is absolutely one of a kind, brilliant, almost spiritual. The acting is phenomenal-August Diehl is terrific, and Valerie Pachner is spectacular, along with excellent supporting performances from all. The cinematography is astounding; jaw-droppingly gorgeous (either this or 1917 for best cinematography of the year), and James Newton Howard's score is beautiful. But what sets this film apart is its emotional brutality- it is heartbreaking, grim, and absolutely brutal. And yet, throughout all of this, the courage, faith and bravery of Franz and his wife, not to mention their three little girls and Franz's mother-is incredibly overwhelming. The film is not without flaws-it's needlessly too long, with some repetitive shots-but that does not take away from the fact that it is fantastic. An incredible film.