An amazing story about 1 of the greatest scam artists and reconciling with WWII
The Last Vermeer touches on many subjects from Nazi collaborators in Holland to stolen art. Unexpectedly it turns out to be about one of the greatest scam artists in history and reconciling with the past. It’s also based upon an amazing true story.<br /><br />The movie begins with Claes Bang as an army officer detaining Guy Pearce who sold a Vermeer painting to Hermann Goering for the highest price for any piece of art in history. Bang tries to use Pearce to track down who else was involved. That plays out like a police procedural.<br /><br />The film also touches on the plight of Holland after World War II. There’s the destruction of homes and cities. There’s the revenge the public wanted against collaborators. This involves Bang’s own experience as he joined the resistance to the Nazis and went underground while his wife worked as a spy requiring her to get close to leading Germans. Of course Pearce is accused of being a collaborator as well for his involvement with Goering. Bang and Pearce both have to reconcile with their actions during the war.<br /><br />It really turns out to be an amazing story that goes through different stages and continues to surprise the viewer.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Dan Friedkin"], "Producers": ["Ryan Friedkin", "Danny Friedkin", "Bradley Thomas"], "Starring": ["Guy Pearce", "Claes Bang", "Vicky Krieps"], "Studio": ["TriStar Pictures"]}

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