O Intérprete

Título original: Tlmocník

2018
1 h 53 min

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Jirí Menzel and Peter Simonischek in O Intérprete (2018)

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Comedy Drama

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAli Ungar discovers in his 80s a book written by an SS soldier describing how he killed his parents back in Slovakia. He decides to take revenge, but when he arrives at the soldier's house h... Ler tudoAli Ungar discovers in his 80s a book written by an SS soldier describing how he killed his parents back in Slovakia. He decides to take revenge, but when he arrives at the soldier's house he finds his son instead.Ali Ungar discovers in his 80s a book written by an SS soldier describing how he killed his parents back in Slovakia. He decides to take revenge, but when he arrives at the soldier's house he finds his son instead.

Direção
- Martin Sulík
Roteiristas
- Marek Lescák
- Martin Sulík
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,8/10

599

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Martin Sulík
Roteiristas
- Marek Lescák
- Martin Sulík
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 9 vitórias e 13 indicações no total

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Trailer 1:44

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Curiosidades
All the archival interviews were real. 2 months after filming completed, the first interviewee had died.

Citações
Veronika: What are you doing here?
Georg Graubner: I'm trying to find out what my father did here during the war.
Veronika: What did he do?
Georg Graubner: He murdered people.
Veronika: Nobody has ever tried to hit on me like that.

Conexões
Featured in V.O.S.: Lo que NO te cuentan: Los Subtítulos (2021)

Trilhas sonoras
Mai-Ko Mash-Malon
Traditional
Performed by Solamente Naturali, Vocale Ensemble Sola and Tomás Selc

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9/10

Slow paced, needs attention, but worth watching

The movie follows the travels of the two main characters - descendants of the killer and a victim in World War II in Slovakia. It builds on a succession of images/situations in signature Sulik style - with gentle humor, geared very slightly towards absurdity, interspersed with some gut wrenching parts involving narratives of the surviving witnesses. The world has changed, people don't really care - or do they? Should they?