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Watch Lore Streaming Movie Online Free You can watch Lore movie onlien streaming megavideo without downloading HEREThe long-awaited follow-up to her exquisite Somersault, Australian director Cate Shortland's adaptation of the novel The Dark Room by Rachel Seiffert is a sensual and complex story that explores the tribulations faced by the young in the aftermath of World War II. When their Nazi SS parents are taken into Allied custody, five siblings are left to fend for themselves. Teenaged Lore, the oldest, takes charge, and the children set out to join their grandmother in Hamburg, some 900 km away. Along the arduous journey, the children encounter a populace suffering from postwar denial and deprivation, and for the first time are exposed to the reality and consequences of their parents' actions. With food hard to come by, and the journey becoming ever more dangerous, the children meet Thomas, a young Jewish survivor who helps them negotiate their way through tricky situations. Lore is both repulsed by and attracted to Thomas. All that she has been taught leads her to believe that he is the enemy, but his industriousness, generosity and physicality prove alluring. A coming-of-age tale set against the backdrop of a changing world, Lore shows new life emerging out of darkness with great intelligence and subtlety. - -SFF Movie Release on Theater Feb 8, 2013 Limited
Movie Synopsis
In spring 1945, the German army collapses. As the Allied forces sweep across the Motherland, five children embark on a journey which will challenge every notion we have of family, love and friendship.
Actors For Lore
Saskia Rosendahl,Nele Trebs,André Frid,Mika Nilson Seidel,Kai-Peter Malina
Genres Lore : Art House & International,Drama
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Offers a fresh, intimate and mostly successful perspective on Germany's traumatic transition from conqueror nation to occupied state. Richard Kuipers-Variety A riveting tale of survival about the adolescent daughter of two Nazis in post-World War II Germany. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice Though snail-paced, this post-World War II look at a teen girl's effort to change her attitude toward Jews and National Socialism is worthwhile largely because of the beautifully acted role of the title figure. Harvey S. Karten-Compuserve A reminder that not every young victim of Hitler's struggle was an enemy of the state. Ed Whitfield-The Ooh Tray The ground of WW2 has been so firmly-trodden that this quietly involving take from another perspective feels like a welcome punch in the gut. Shaun Munro-What Culture A thoughtful study of the politics of war and the devastating fallout it causes regardless of the winners and losers. Exquisite visuals combined with a brutal story about survival, family and patriotism. Cameron Williams-The Popcorn Junkie Lugubrious, snail-paced, dramatically inert wartime drama. Jim Schembri-3AW A languid, poetic but emotionally powerful work, which reaffirms Cate Shortland's talent behind the camera and announces a promising new talent in its lead actress. Julian Wood-FILMINK (Australia) This is an intense and thoughtful film, with a long arc. Paul Byrnes-Sydney Morning Herald It may have taken eight years, but Cate Shortland has tied the most personal of themes to a historic perspective and each manages to deepen and inform the other. Craig Mathieson-The Sunday Age The artist makes the choices that she makes and that's her prerogative and it's my prerogative to be alienated by those choices. David Stratton-At the Movies (Australia) Few films recently have affected me as powerfully as Lore. It's an outstanding achievement from one of our most talented filmmakers. Margaret Pomeranz-At the Movies (Australia) Like Lore herself-fierce, defiantly unsocialised-it is a rebuke to notions of middle-class propriety, as well as a formidable work in its own right, by one of the best and most distinctive filmmakers this country has ever produced. Shane Danielsen-sbs.com.au Lore is an impressionist survival film and an existential war film, and also something truly singular and remarkable. Thomas Caldwell-Cinema Autopsy An unforgettable journey into the heart of Germany's dark past. Alice Tynan-Limelight Shortland's film is nuanced, careful to avoid the potential traps of cliché or caricature, and to speak in images as much as possible Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile An intimate study in the loss of innocence. Just as Somersault launched Abbie Cornish's career, Lore will no doubt do the same for lovely German newcomer Saskia Rosendahl, whose sensitive and poignant performance captures every complexity Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile The history books are written by the winners. Cate Shortland considers what happens to the rest in her devastating World War 2 flick Lore (the long-anticipated follow-up to the AFI-scooping Somersault). Simon Miraudo-Quickflix