Nazis patrotism and resistance
The Exception was a surprising movie. It takes places at the start of World War II where Jai Courtney is a German army officer ordered to provide security for the former Kaiser played by Christopher Plummer. There he falls in love with one of the maids Lily James who turns out to be a Jew. Plummer is great in his role. One moment he’s giving love advice to James and the next he’s ranting about The Great Betrayal, the conspiracy theory that the Jews, the Free Masons, the generals and politicians betrayed Germany leading to its defeat in World War I. His character is used to juxtapose the new rulers of Germany the Nazis. The main plot is about the conflict and drama between a German officer seeing a Jew during the Nazi era. At first I was worried this was just going to be a love story but it turned out to be about politics and patriotism and much more.
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