The White Rose
The White Rose (1982) is a historical film, directed by Michael Verhoeven. It stars Lena Stolze and Wulf Kessler. The 123-minute film holds an audience score of 6.1/10.
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What The White Rose Is About
During the Second World War a small group of students at Munich University begin to question what the Nazi government is doing, and start printing and distributing leaflets signed the White Rose. At first there are few of them and the fear of being caught is large; then a Nazi official’s speech nearly turns into a student riot, support widens, and the Gestapo takes the file over. Michael Verhoeven put a note at the end of the film: the People’s Court judgments that condemned the group had still never been annulled. Germany initially refused to let the film be shown abroad because of it, and the argument that followed led to those verdicts being formally struck down.
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What is The White Rose about?
During the Second World War a small group of students at Munich University begin to question what the Nazi government is doing, and start printing and distributing leaflets signed the White Rose. At first there are few of them and the fear of being caught is large; then a Nazi official’s speech nearly turns into a student riot, support widens, and the Gestapo takes the file over.
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How long is The White Rose?
The White Rose runs for 123 minutes (2h 3m).
When did The White Rose come out?
The White Rose was released in 1982.
Who directed The White Rose?
The White Rose was directed by Michael Verhoeven.
Who stars in The White Rose?
The White Rose stars Lena Stolze, Wulf Kessler, Oliver Siebert, Ulrich Tukur.
What is The White Rose's rating?
The White Rose holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 6.1/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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