Persona Non Grata
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DetailAgainst his country's orders, a Japanese diplomat issues visas to refugees, saving over 6,000 Jewish lives at the outbreak of World War II.
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Customer Reviews
Cust********TT3
goooood
Cust********FJJ
great
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Nichts
Cust********HSM
Leider werden die Geschichten vieler "Juden-Retter" unter den Teppich gekehrt. Und das waren nicht so wenige! Schön, dass Sugihara dieser Film gewidmet wird. Die Zeitenwechsel sind anfangs immer mal wieder leicht verwirrend (vor allem, wenn man nicht ständig auf den Bildschirm schaut und dadurch nicht alle Beschreibungen sieht), aber man kommt rein. Sehr unaufgeregtes Lebensbild, gut dargestellt, manchmal etwas hölzern, manchmal etwas überbrutal durch Zeitlupe und Nahaufnahme. Sehr gut dargestellt finde ich auch die inneren Kämpfe der beiden Konsule und deren Suche nach einer Lösung. Manche Fragen bleiben offen, die man dann nachlesen muss, außer man hat gutes geschichtliches Vorwissen. Trotz allem ein sehr empfehlenswerter Film.
Cust********AU2
Very good movie, telling an amazing true story about the Japanese diplomat who followed his conscience in granting transit visas to over 2000 Jews in Lithuania to save them from the Holocaust during WWII. For the most part, the direction and acting are also excellent. There are a few hard-to-follow parts in the opening, and a bit of slightly unexpressive speech and acting by Irina, the Russian spy who loved him. This version turned out to be Region 2 (Europe & Japan) with only German language options for subtitles and dubbed dialogue. Fortunately, I happen to have a multiregion DVD player and also, luckily, I happen to speak Japanese quite fluently (after studying & living in Japan for years) -- so I was still able to use this. But I was disappointed it didn't have English or even Japanese subtitles, which would help me from missing things.
