The 25th Hour

Year: 1967

Runtime: 121 mins

Language: French

Director: Henri Verneuil

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Based on true events, a Romanian peasant imprisoned by the Nazis struggles to reunite with his family after his release. The film depicts the brutal conflict that engulfed the region, including Hungary’s government collaboration with the Nazis, the Soviet troops’ advance into Romania, and other wartime upheavals.

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