What separates this film from several other morallity tales of WW2 is the fact that is concerns the upper class of both US and Germany houses. The production values are first-rate, and some of the cinematography is outstanding. In retrospect, the message of the film was a bit late; Nazi atrocities were already well-known by then. However, taken on its own merits, the film is an excellent exercise in the examination of human behavior. Well worth viewing.
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