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1958 "Ashes and Diamonds"

Posted by Victor Khomenko on August 20, 2018 at 06:09:01:
I remember watching it as a little boy - they showed it on Soviet TV, and much of it was still retained in my memory.

The director smartly avoids assigning his sympathy any to one of several warring sides, but his ambiguity is plain obvious it is not on the communist side.

Very good film, but it would make sense to read a bit on history of Poland during WWII - one might get lost in all that whirlpool otherwise.