Season two opens with a thrilling series of above-ground plot points, all poised to interlace: a French resistance operative working as a double agent in an SS-operated police department a grieving soldier desperate to find his abandoned daughter a too-trusting senator’s son and the U-boat engineer he scooped up out of the sea, schmoozing through the nightclubs of Harlem. How Das Boot achieves this is by taking a lot of the water out but keeping the claustrophobia in. various versions of Das Boot, or The Boat in its English translation have been released ranging in length from a 149 min. Film ukazuje walk na okrcie podwodnym Niemieckiej Marynarki Wojennej.
Starring: Jrgen Prochnow,Klaus Wennemann,Herbert Grnemeyer. Das Boot is a World War II war film showing the experiences of German sailors operating a U-Boat in the Atlantic Ocean the film was written and directed by Wolfgang Petersen and released around the world by Columbia Pictures. Nominated for six Oscars, this edge-of-your-seat dramatic triumph follows the trials of a German U-boat crew during World War II. DAS BOOT 1981 directorsSeries 21K views 14 years ago WWII War Movie: Battle of the Coral Sea, 1959 War Movies 1.2M views 1 year ago The sinking of the Laconia part1 Bretton Ferguson 570K.
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But with that smooth patina of Big Budget TV over the top of it, Das Boot becomes compelling to an audience wider than – and I’m using my own father as an example – “men who go to the library twice a week solely to take out non-fiction war books about U-boats and chain-smoke roll-ups while reading them in utter silence”. 1982 Maturity rating: 16+ 3h 28m Modern Classics.
Obviously, an atmospheric, no-fun drama set in the simmering cauldron of a second world war submarine – where danger surrounds you, both from the murky waters above and from the complicated hierarchy of men, young and old and grizzled and green, who all have differing levels of dedication to the wartime cause – isn’t for everyone. Das Boot ('The Boat' German pronunciation: das bot) is a 1981 feature film directed by Wolfgang Petersen, adapted from a novel of the same name by Lothar-Günther Buchheim.
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