Phoenix (2014)
Phoenix
”A Holocaust survivor searches for the truth about her lover's betrayal.”
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War brings countless scars, both on the skin and in the soul. The movie addresses them all, using Nelly Lenz's suffering as a metaphor for the pains that remain after the conflict.
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A disfigured Holocaust survivor sets out to determine if the man she loved betrayed her trust.
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