/r/WarMovies
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Please help me identify a film of which I only have a few scenes in my memory.
As a child (American) I snuck into the living room and pretended to be asleep while my parents watched tv. This would have been somewhere between 1986 and 1991 and likely would have been on one of the movie or cable channels vs a new vhs tape they rented.
The scenes I remember were primarily in the snow and were characteristic of concentration camp style treatment of people. One scene had a long line of people standing before a pit while they were shot and showed them tumbling down a small hill, bodies coming to rest in the pit. Another was either at a train station or just took place near a train where a prisoner or the like was refusing some sort of request and if my memory serves correct conflict ensued and the scene then cut to the person dead and hunched onto a small mound of snow.
The film may or may not have been in english as I cannot recall subtitles, but there may have been. I also want to say the film was black and white EXCEPT I do recall the man hunched in the snow had unmistakably bled all over the snow which may have been harder for a child to discern.
I very much want to touch back to this film and lay these memories to rest. Part of me needs to simply confirm these werent part of my imagination.
I appreciate any insight or possible leads!!
Anybody?
Hello war film fans!
I'm a history teacher and I'm looking for a scene from a film I've seen before. It's a scene where we briefly see a small village in France with nature and fields surrounding it that becomes (in fast motion) a war zone with trenches. It's a scene that I thought I'd seen in the film 1917 (but I can't find it). Any ideas which scene it might be?
Thanks!
A few months back, I watched a movie about the US drugging a group of shoulders if you know the name thank u