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Bruno Ganz
Reviews Featuring Bruno Ganz
This outstanding 'underground' film crams all the madness and perversity of the Third Reich into twelve days in a claustrophobic bunker.
An uneven movie with some great, subtle performances, The Reader has no easy answers and leaves us wondering about the borderline of moral reprehensibility.
Possibly the best adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Excellent performances, a haunting atmosphere and a unique take on the famous novel from Werner Herzog is just enough to give it the edge.
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