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WWII School Bombing Film Leaves Netflix Viewers Wrecked
12 Nov
Summary
- A Danish WWII film depicts a tragic bombing of a school mistaken for a target.
- The movie, based on true events, has deeply affected viewers, calling it 'wrecking'.
- It boasts a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score and focuses on Copenhagen's Operation Carthage.
A Danish war drama, "The Bombardment," now streaming on Netflix, is profoundly impacting audiences with its portrayal of true World War II events. The film, also known as "The Shadow in My Eye," centers on a devastating incident in Copenhagen.
Operation Carthage, an air strike by the Royal Air Force during World War II, tragically led to the bombing of a school. This happened because the educational institution was mistaken for a military objective. The film powerfully illustrates how the fates of various Copenhagen residents tragically collided due to this catastrophic error.
Directed by Ole Bornedal, the movie has garnered significant praise, holding a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics and viewers alike have lauded its haunting and visceral nature, with many stating that the combat drama stays with them long after it concludes. The film's basis in obscure, real-life incidents from the war is often cited as a key reason for its emotional intensity.
