3 recommendations (Belica/War Film)

“I'm going to make you an offer you can't refuse” - 'The Godfather' (1972)

We move on to the next film genre of this month, and now it's up to the war movies, so I'll leave you three recommendations so you can choose the one you like best so we can comment on them this weekend.

 

1917 (2019)


Synopsis:

The story unfolds and follows two young British soldiers throughout a single day in the harshest part of World War I.

Recommendation: Excellent film set in World War I, with a stunning setting and incredible visuals. Both the performances and the direction are perfect.

 

Dunkirk, 2017

Synopsis:

When 400,000 men could not return to their country, their country went after them.
Dunkirk opens with a scene in which many thousands of British and allied troops are surrounded by enemy troops. Trapped on the beach, with the sea cutting their way, they face a tricky situation as the enemy approaches.

Recommendation: Great sound effects that set the situation and a spectacular staging, the film focuses on the tension lived within the beach told from different points.

 

The Photographer of Mauthausen, 2018

Synopsis:

The militant anti-fascist photographer Francesc Boix, who in 1941 portrayed the chaos full of horror in the Mauthausen death camp when he was taken to it with other 1506 Republicans.

Recommendation: The performances are believable full of tense and atrocious moments, with an impeccable performance by Mario Casas is huge. A story you must see for how impressive. 

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