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- Artist's LifeHuman SpiritWartime LifeAgainst HumanityDangerHeroesMilitaryState Affairs more...
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- HistoricalDocumentaryPeriodWar
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- World War 2
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- EuropeGermany
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- Epic
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- Based on Book
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The Rape of Europa, 2006
English, Russian, Polish, German, French, Italian
USA
Profile of The Rape of Europa
The Rape of Europa can be described as disturbing, thought provoking, and contemplative. The plot revolves around a conspiracy against humanity, the life of an artist, and wartime life. The main genres are documentary, historical, and period. In terms of style, The Rape of Europa is epic. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It is located in Germany. Visually, The Rape of Europa involves digital video effects and is partly black and white. It is based on a book.
Summary of The Rape of Europa
Joan Allen narrates this documentary that chronicles the plight of Europe's greatest artistic treasures during the Nazi reign. For more than a decade, the Third Reich attempted to steal and obliterate the continent's culture, as the Nazi ideology led to the destruction of countless paintings. Meanwhile, art lovers worked to save as many pieces as they could to ensure the cultural legacy of their region would remain intact. THE RAPE OF EUROPA spans seven countries and six decades in its efforts to tell the stories of these devoted men and women and the precious pieces that survived because of their efforts.
Details
| Language: | English, Russian, Polish, German, French, Italian |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 12 November 2006 |
| Runtime: | 117 min |
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