key piece in a jigsaw puzzle

Rating: Null/10 (27 September 2005)

In February 2002, I happened to be in London and read an article titled "Hitler's secretary in his final hours dies just days after publishing her memoirs." (The Independent, Thursday 14 February 2002, page 16) Now, I watched the film and it has given me satisfaction like finding a key piece in a jigsaw puzzle; that important fragment is women, married, unmarried, and mother.
Not being particularly a fan of war movies, I had been quite reluctant about viewing this film, but now I believe, within my limited experience, this is the one that women should see or be encouraged to see. Many battle movies may feature females as a kind of symbol of love, peace, and victory, but in reality women do fulfill a big function making a driving force to create and support a great evil, villain, or monster. Japan does have such women as well and what nations in human history don't? Their story are usually untold as they come from good quality valued highly in society.
This work projects calm but strong light on a hidden part with unruffled and delicate pictures. I also think actors and actresses (Corinna Harfouch, in special) perform excellent for difficult roles.