Against the Storm: Herbert Kline in a Darkened Europe (Crisis: A Film of

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Against the Storm: Herbert Kline in a Darkened Europe (Crisis: A Film of "The Nazi Way" & Lights Out in Europe) (BLU-RAY)US Import Herbert Kline made his breakthrough documentary Crisis as the storm clouds of impending war gathered over Europe in 1938. The film, which captures with evocative camerawork and ominous clarity the lead up to the occupation of Czechoslovakia, was shot at great personal risk to Kline and his crew members. Kline, born in Chicago and raised in Iowa, was in his late 20s when he began filming in the Sudeten region bordering Germany, and took on

nostalgia-tinged crime drama balances tommy-gun action with epic historical sweep

The headstrong lady across the hall

Director of "Family Matters"

Ten Tall Men (1951) – worldwide first on Blu-ray

At a local carnival in a small German town

He introduces her to such things as rock n' roll and chewing gum

Subtitles: English

DEMONS 2: Uncompressed DTS-HD MA English 5

Quietly rallying a small group of like-minded townspeople

77:1) • AUDIO English DTS-HD MA 5

Both films occupy a strange space somewhere between the roughies of the 1960s and the slasher films of the late 1970s and early 80s

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