Sex, sex, and more sex.

Rating: 3/10 (23 December 2007)

This maybe an interesting movie to the mindless but it has some serious problems. It is supposedly based on true events but the story itself is a combination of a number of different events that occurred during the occupation of the Nehterlands during WWII, which were unrelated. There was a story of a Jewish woman who became the mistress of a Gestapo officer. There is a story about how the Gestapo stole from Dutch Jews, and there are stories about the Dutch Underground. This movie attempts to tie all these stories together but it just makes the story a bad piece of historical fiction. The connections don't always work and appear to be fabricated. For example, the house in which the Jewish refugee is hiding is blown up by an American bomb while she away from the house with a man in a sailboat. Supposedly, the Gestapo find her Jewish identity card in the house wreckage. But in reality, if she was a Jewish refugee, she would have destroyed her identity card. And secondly, the Gestapo nor the police are going to investigate a house blown up by an American bomb. And because the house was in the countryside, it was unlikely that a firetruck would arrive at the house at all, much less within five minutes of the bombing as depicted in the movie.
Another flaw is that nothing happens to the heroine's girl friend after the war. She was a prominent collaborator and instead of being punished, she celebrates the end of the war. These are only two of the inconsistencies in the movie.
The movie is more about setting up a platform to depict nudity and sexual activity. It is more porn than truth.