This Dares You To Sympathize with a NAZI Guard

Rating: 6/10 (4 October 2018)

(Flash Review)
This film is told in three segments. It kicks off with a length physical relationship between a teenage boy who inexplicably hits it off with an older woman who helped him out once. He was educated and could read while she could not. He reads to her most every day which I guess comforts her and oh ya, they are very frisky. Skip ahead to a trial of female guards of NAZI concentration camps and their role that atrocity. One of the defendants is the older woman and one student lawyer observing the trial is the young boy. During the trail the boy may hold a piece of information that might help his former lover. Will he have the nerve to share it with the court to save help her or will he hold back from what he learns during the trial? Jump ahead to him as an adult and now he is a lawyer. Later in life, he now feel sympathy for her? Has he personally forgiven her? A strange approach to telling a really intriguing core story. Overall, it was something different with solid and emotional acting and pleasing cinematography.