Tries to show not all Germans were Nazi war mongers but doesn't make it a good film
Green Devils Of Monte Cassino is a German film. It takes place around Monte Cassino Monastery in central Italy during World War II. The movie tries to show the Germans as humanitarians and becomes a melodrama rather than a war movie as a result.<br /><br />There are two main parts to the story. The first is a German nurse that works with the paratroopers. She falls in love with one of them. The other part is a German officer that saves the art collection at the monastery from the coming battle. Both were meant to show that the Germans weren’t Nazi war mongers. There is some combat footage thrown in but most of that is from newsreels.<br /><br />Since the Nazi era was such a black stain upon German history it’s probably to be expected that when they make a film about that period it’s not going to be about World War II but tries to show another side of the country and its people. That doesn’t make this movie any good however as it’s a bit of a bore. No matter what the film tries to portray I’m not going to sympathize with a German officer. The love story also gets very dry very quickly and drags things out.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Harald Reinl"], "Producers": ["Franz Seitz"], "Starring": ["Joachim Fuchsberger", "Antje Geerk", "Ewald Balser"]}

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