FeatureR2015·94m·7.4

Remember

Dark truths will come to light.

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With the aid of a fellow Auschwitz survivor and a hand-written letter, an elderly man with dementia goes in search of the person responsible for the death of his family.

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Cast

Christopher Plummer

Zev Guttman

Bruno Ganz

Rudy Kurlander #1

Jürgen Prochnow

Rudy Kurlander #4

Heinz Lieven

Rudy Kurlander #2

Henry Czerny

Charles Guttman

Dean Norris

John Kurlander

Martin Landau

Max Rosenbaum

Kim Roberts

Paula

Amanda Smith

Cele

Sean Francis

Max's Aide

Howard Jerome

Rabbi

T.J. McGibbon

Zev's Great Granddaughter

Liza Balkan

Rebecca Guttman

Mark Fisher

New York Taxi Driver

Michael Koras

Amtrack Train Conductor

Peter DaCunha

Tyler

Daniel Kash

Retirement Home Director

Duane Murray

Tyler's Dad

Patrick Haye

Cleveland Town Car Driver

James Cade

Gun Shop Owner

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
German, English
Budget
$9.6M
Revenue
$2.0M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Serendipity Point FilmsDistant HorizonDetalle FilmsEgoli Tossell FilmTéléfilm Canada

Crew

Director

Atom Egoyan

Writers

Benjamin August

Paul Sarossy

Director of Photography

Christopher Donaldson

Editor

Mychael Danna

Original Music Composer

Matthew Davies

Production Design

Debra Hanson

Costume Design

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Reviews

GenerationofSwine

1/14/2023

10.0

Holy Cow....seriously. I try to be unbiased but...this movie was just four shades of awesome. There is NOTHING that you can pick apart with it. The acting....Oscar worthy. The directing...Oscar worthy. The writing...Oscar worthy. If you are going to make a complaint about anything, it might be the score, but even then the piano scenes make up for that and that was all Plummer. It was engrossing. It was vivid. It was oddly heartwarming and oddly comical in parts and that just worked to add realism to a film that dealt with some horrible and depressing themes...mass murder and dementia...with enough humor and heart to humanize it...which only adds to a sense of realism that makes it even more disturbingly vivid. And the twist at the end is just worth it, just keep on your toes, the hints to that twist are subtle, but there to be found. I don't think I've seen a movie this great in a very long time.