U-Boote westwärts!

1941
1h 40min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThis Nazi propaganda film follows the exploits of a German submarine as it prowls the North Atlantic.This Nazi propaganda film follows the exploits of a German submarine as it prowls the North Atlantic.This Nazi propaganda film follows the exploits of a German submarine as it prowls the North Atlantic.

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5,3

Stukas

7,2

Al filo de la oscuridad

6,8

¿Arde París?

6,9

El gran rey

6,8

La última ofensiva del Marne

6,7

Mágico dominio

6,1

Naufragio

7,1

En nombre de todos los míos

7,3

Verdun, visions d'histoire

6,2

Ich klage an

6,2

Camino de Santa Fe

6,8

Oro, amor y sangre

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Curiosidades
The British destroyer H23 is portrayed by the German escort destroyer (Flottenbegleiter) F7, which at this point served as a torpedo retrieval ship and was no longer a front-line warship. F7 was heavily modified cosmetically, with fake guns, torpedo tubes and heightened funnels to appear more like an actual warship.

Conexiones
Edited into Victory at Sea: Design for War (1952)

Banda sonora
Irgendwo in weiter Ferne...
Lyrics by Robert A. Stemmle
Music by Harald Böhmelt

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9/10

Forty years before Das Boot

German propaganda films made during WW2 and ordered by Dr Goebbels are not no easy to purchase, and find one of them is already a victory. No matter the message. After all, we have seen British, American - not French because France was occupied by Nazis then - so why not seeing a German propaganda film after all? We may watch this one as a documentary, despite the anti British accents and unrealistic behavior of the men aboard the sub; nothing to do with DAS BOOT atmosphere. Here they seem to have much fun and also enjoy enough comfort, compared to Wolfgang Petersen's masterpiece. It remains a must see for me. Forget the Nazi message, you are grown enough to appreciate at its fair level.