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Tango01

25 Jan 2022 8:29 p.m. PST

""On the Eastern Front during WW2, a disheartened Hungarian soldier is constantly refused furlough and captured by the Soviets wherein he's used as a "trampler," a POW used to secure mined German-occupied areas for Soviet combatants; his mastery of several languages helps extend his life, but for how long?" This is a pretty good flick seen through the eyes of a combatant we rarely do, the Hungarian soldier."

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