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10/10
Better than breaking bad
thenerdygamer7 July 2020
Masterfully written with exceptional characters. An unforgettable and emotional masterpiece that left me stunned for days. 11/10
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10/10
Outstanding!
williamparhammar18 November 2020
Immaculate, the most groundbreaking, heart wrenching program ever produced.
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4/10
två kebeb rullar av En kebeab pizza
adilthunholm29 October 2022
Warning: Spoilers
My fiancé and I purchased tickets for a special advanced screening of this movie during the Carnegie Film Festival in Dunfermline, Fife. I didn't realise, but we were one of the first people to see it. I will try and not spoil it and keep the review very simple and straight forward.

The film is mainly shot through the eyes of Bruno played by Asa Butterfield growing up in war time Germany during the holocaust. After relocating at the will of the German Army, the film then centres on the friendship between Bruno and Shmuel (Jack Scanlon). I will end it there as I don't wish to spoil the rest of the film.

Putting to one side the fact that everyone has a flawless English accent (which does make it difficult to hate them at first), the cinematics, sound, editing and above all acting are a credit to the British film industry.

Asa Butterfield is fine young actor and I'm sure will be destined for even greater things in the future.

As I mentioned above, I won't give anything away, but I will say that this is the first time I have been to the Cinema and everyone sat quiet right up until the end of the credits.

Please, please see this film. It will remain with you for a long time.
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