Readily available data on this World War II drama is contradictory, with some sources indicating it’s a Danish produ...

The challenge when discussing this abysmal WWII saga isn’t explaining why it’s a bad movie, but picking the best exampl...

          Polished and sophisticated but also a bit on the trifling side, the World War II drama The Last Metro was the final...

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          Strange as it may seem that old-fashioned World War II flicks were still unspooling in American theaters duri...

          Offering a fresh perspective on the German occupation of Europe during World War II, as well as bracing eleme...

          The ignominious final chapter of Adolf Hitler’s life has inspired several pieces of grim drama, including the extrao...

          “I don’t think I’m anti-fascist,” the well-dressed man remarks. “If anything, fascism is anti-me.” Those simple words...

          A nasty piece of business from Italy’s provocative Lina Wertmüller, Seven Beauties tells the grotesque story of a ma...

          Allegorical, profane, ridiculous, and surreal, The Tin Drum describes the bizarre life of a character who magically ...

          Like her mentor Federico Fellini, Italian director Lina Wertmüller generally avoids understatement. Althou...

          Adapted from a short story by H.E. Bates, offbeat WWII drama The Triple Echo would be easier to swallow h...

          Winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film, stately drama The Garden of the Finzi-Continis explores tensions ...

         While much has been written about American auteurs of the ’70s derailing their careers with overly indulgen...

          The European-made World War II drama Massacre in Rome depicts a 1944 incident during which the Third Reich killed 33...

          The lingering image from this low-budget shocker depicts a squad of expressionless zombies wearing goggles and World ...