The most gripping Nazi film, Anthropoid

I accidentally opened the indieware website at the time, which posted the script of good movies in 2016. One of these films is Anthropoid. My mind immediately imagines that this movie tells about a microbiological project or medicine. However when we see the poster of this film, we can immediately identify that this film is about Nazi Germany. The selection of red as a monotone on the poster in my opinion is very suitable. Although notabene red is the color of communism. But with the combined head of General Fallschirmjager, Richard Heidrich, complete is cool.

Czechoslovakia is a country disputed by Adolf Hitler, Great Britain, and Italy, as well as several other countries. So Adolf Hitler threatened war if Czechoslovakia was not handed over to Germany. The Czechoslovakia without its allies could finally be occupied without resistance.

The film focuses on the efforts of Czech patriots who received orders from the Czech government in London to shoot off Richard Heidrich, who was then occupying Czechoslovakia. They were sent from London, as parachutes. Talking about the Nazis is sometimes interesting sometimes boring. National Geographic Channel each month airs a program about the Nazis, whether about megastructure or about its characters, such as Jose Mengele, the physician who had an enormous influence on the extermination of the Jewish race in the Auschwitz camp, Poland. That is the ideology that is able to move the whole line, social, economic, even religion. Back on Anthropoid film. I actually never know about the history of Germany occupying the Czechs, all I know is, General Richard Heidrich is a Fallschirmjager, who leads division 1st troop and wars against British and Italian joint forces.

What is interesting in this film is how the Nazi-created fear for the Czechs, who no one dared to oppose Heidrich openly, to the presence of the Czech patriot. They secretly deliberate, and use passwords in every communication. Until the General's shooting came, they failed miserably. Heidrich was not killed, only the wound from the explosion in his car. This is where all the torture begins for all Czech citizens. Nazi SS troops chased the patriots to church, their hiding place. Within six hours, the patriots were able to survive, until finally their fate was fateful, forced to commit suicide before being annihilated by the SS. And after that, nearly thousands of Czechs were killed by Nazi SS troops, the majority of whom were women and children. The film is set in Czechoslovakia, in English, and Czech. For those who like the history of the Nazis, this film can be used as a spectacle late October 2016.