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Alan Cumming is hilarious, his enthusiasm for the role is clearly evident as he camps it up.
Human rights groups have said that, as a result of the war, more than one million people have been displaced, homeless or living in camps.
You have competing summer camps in this one: the rich kids vs. the underachievers competing for "bragging" rights in the typical camp contests, while the kids and consolers pursue pranks, sex, and "a good time!" "Are You Ready For The Summer?" Meatballs is the first (and best) summer camp movie for feel-good comedy.
However, when she finally tracks him down in Texas, Jo camps out near his home, at first,, hoping to find clues to his decision to leave.
Plus Disney did a really good job of picking camps to showcase because who wants to see a show that's at a camp for like only a week.
The length of the camps where perfect for this show, and the environment they where in was fantastic.
They where camps all over the U.S., that each provided unique activities for the campers.
Now, however, skateboarding has its own summer camps, video games, magazines [actually it always had these] and corporate sponsors.")
Story based on the few short stories of Tadeusz Borowski, who during WWII was the prisoner of Oswiecim, Dachau and Dautmergen camps.
Borowski in his books describes inhuman life in the Nazi camps from the point of view vorarbeiter Tadek - porte parole of author who also was on the privileged position among the prisoners.
"Valkyrie" (2008) at long last tells the world there was a German resistance during world war two professionally organised with bureaucrats, military generals, soldiers and civilians who tried to over throw the Nazi political regime, install a new chancellor, obtain peace and close the concentration camps.
Who can doubt after this trash that all Jews were supposed to be killed in the concentration camps?
The purpose of the film was to show the brutality of the NK POW camps and that's done effectively enough, with surprising frankness for the time.
Not being wealthy, the family camps near the site.
Mischief, nightly fridge-raids and all the other fun stuff that we all remember from our summer camps.
This was a wonderful little American propaganda film that is both highly creative AND openly discusses the Nazi atrocities before the entire extent of the death camps were revealed.
Honestly I went to a couple of sleep away camps in my youth and suffered more hardships than these prisoners.
A few films might focus on the dreaded Kapos in the camps -- or on the elitist Jewish Council members who helped organize the transport groups -- or on the musicians/performers who entertained the Nazis -- all of whom hoped that they would be allowed to survived.
As a teenager I journeyed to those camps shown in The Devils Arithmatic.
The scenes in the concentration camps are horrifying and terrible, but this adds to the excellence of the program because you want to be able to emphasize with what is happening to these innocent victims and feel their pain, anguish, confusion and bewilderment.
Kept into one of the many German concentration camps, he got to know that front line comes closer.
His real name is Stefan Mueller and he was an SS officer assigned to the concentration camps.
The horrors of the Nazi death camps is brought into sharp, stark focus in this brilliant movie.
Good location work, excellent acting and no glossing over what happened in the camps --- a bit scary for the younger set but a good introduction to films of a more mature theme such as Schindlers List et al.
That the concentration camps were not so bad, or at least survivable if one kept one's head or tried a little humor?
As commented on by others we don't build permanent camps in the middle of the jungle.
This movie is being compared to Life is Beautiful as both movies are set in Nazi war camps, and the stars of both movies try to make life in the camp as optimistic as possible.
It is the true story of the Sonderkommando groups in Auschwitz, the most infamous of all Nazi concentration camps.
In telling the story of the one uprising to occur within the most destructive of all concentration camps, we get to show the good in man, and the evil.
This movie is a disgrace; it tries to hide the collaboration of Italian fascists to the deportation of thousands of Jews and non-Jews to death camps during WWII in Italy.
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