A tedious, kitschy, stereotyped film

Rating: 3/10 (24 January 2014)

It seems there is a law in Hollywood that says every year or so there must be at least one film about Nazi Germany. And then over and over again we see those streets full of poor people running in fear, Germans being extremely rude in cold grey wintertime, all those swastika flags and Nazi uniforms, etc., etc.
Aren't people already overtired of seeing endless repetitions of this? I decided this is going to be the last Nazi Germany film for me, but mainly because it was so conventional.
The German accent by the main characters is awful, they say words that don't exist, the film is slow and full of stereotypes, dialogues are cheesy and have lots of pauses, the girl is oversweet, the mother overgrumpy (up to an incredible point) and the father overgentle, just to mention some of the things I didn't like.
To make a long story short: a feeling that I was not seeing anything new accompanied me throughout this fairytale with this hackneyed subject, which is one of the reasons why I found it so boring.