Nazi plots and double crosses
From the 1960s-70s there was a slew of films about Nazis. There was the Odessa File, the Running Man, the Boys from Brazil. The Holcroft Covenant came late to the game being released in 1985 but was again about a Nazi plot. In 1945 as Berlin was burning and the Third Reich was coming to an end, three Nazi officers created the Holcroft Covenant named after the German general who put it together. Years after the war the general’s son Noel Holcroft (Michael Caine) is informed that his father and two friends stole from Hitler and created a fund to make up for the wrongs of the Second World War. The account was worth $4.5 billion. The problem is there are several groups who are out for that money as well, which provides the gist of the story as Holcroft tries to find out what the fund is about and who is trying to kill him.<br /><br />Caine plays a character who is like a deer caught in the headlights. All these people come ot him about the covenant and he has no idea who they are or who to trust. The movie does a good job keeping the audience off balance and guessing as to who is who and whose side they are on. The conclusion however gets a little overblown when Holcroft tries to expose everything that’s been happening to him.<br />C
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