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"In the Fog:" from Russia comes yet another superior film about the horrors of war, this one told in

Posted by tinear on December 13, 2013 at 15:44:21:
the "slow film" mode, but that maintains a high level of suspense, throughout.
In a tiny farming village occupied by Germans, a group of four saboteurs is caught. Three are hanged and the fourth one, when released, is hated and suspected of collaboration by his neighbors. Eventually, the underground resistance acts to settle the score.
Vengeance. Executions. Guilt.
This is as profound a study of those three as you'll find in film.
The lead actor very much calls to mind a Russian Depardieu.