Even under the worse dictatorships acts of resistance are possible
In Nazi Germany what could one man and woman do to resist Adolf Hitler? That’s the topic of Alone In Berlin. Brendan Gleeson and his wife Emma Thompson are bereaved over the loss of their son who was a soldier in the German army. Gleeson decides to write small postcards denouncing Hitler and placing them around the city. The first part of the film is about their loss and then their defiance of Nazism. The second part becomes a cat and mouse game as they are hunted by police inspector Daniel Bruhl. He plays a complicated figure. He is a committed policeman dedicated to collecting clues and evidence. At the same time he is offended by the SS and their brutality who he has to work for. It raises the question of why he is doing his job.<br /><br />Overall Alone In Berlin is a powerful story and based upon true events. It shows that humanity can still exist in the worst dictatorships and the strong minded can find ways, no matter how big or small, to fight against the system of oppression. Gleeson and Thompson are fantastic in their roles and cute as well as their effort brings them closer together after the tragedy they went through. Bruhl is great as well.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Vincent Perez"], "Producers": ["Stefan Arndt", "Uwe Schott", "Marco Pacchioni", "James Schamus", "Paul Trijbits", "Christian Grass", "Michael Scheel"], "Starring": ["Emma Thompson", "Brendan Gleeson", "Daniel Br\u00fchl"], "Studio": ["IFC Films"]}

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