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The Lives Of Others(2006)
The Lives Of Others(2006)
Highly-acclaimed Oscar-winning drama about corruption and surveillance in Communist East Germany.
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Film Details
Year
1931
Duration
110 minutes
Genres
Crime
Language
German (English subtitles)
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Long before special effects, there were movies that relied solely on a compelling story to grip the viewer. One film that has managed to stand the test of time, even against today's Hollywood blockbusters is M, a brilliant, spine-tingling thriller about a murderer preying on a German city. With the police clamping down hard on crime as they search for the murderer, even organised criminals can't conduct their shady business - so the criminals themselves try to find the killer.
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