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Zwei Staatsanwälte

2025 [FRENCH]

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Mystery / Thriller

Zwei Staatsanwälte

2025 [FRENCH]

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Mystery / Thriller

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7.0/10 · 3.3K

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based on novel or book based on true story joseph stalin prosecutor government corruption historical drama

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Plot summary

In 1937, amidst Stalin's Great Terror, a newly appointed prosecutor for the USSR is made aware of alleged corruption in the Secret Police, and takes it upon himself to investigate.

Director

Sergey Loznitsa

Top cast

Aleksandr Kuznetsov as Kornev

Valentin Novopolskij as Chatterbox

Dmitrij Denisiuk as

Valerijus Jevsejevas as Old prosecutor

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB 1080p.WEB.x265

1.06 GB

960*720

Russian 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 4

2.18 GB

1440*1080

Russian 5.1

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 16

1.06 GB

960*720

Russian 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 11

2.18 GB

1440*1080

Russian 5.1

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 18

1.98 GB

1440*1080

Russian 5.1

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 19

Comments 5

JusticeDone 39 days ago

How can you say it's predictable when it's actual history?

habesha71 40 days ago

I loved it though predictable with the hindsight of the evils of Socialism, this was well worth watching.

oleng 178 days ago

@Brent Marchant You wrote a lot to say nothing, congratulations! I liked this movie, and I enjoyed it as it was. Predictable! So what? Who cares? Very good acting, very well written, and that's it. I don't really understand what people want and what they are looking for. How can it be possible to give only 1 star to this movie? Of course, if you are brainless you can then. No clever person would give a rating so low. BTW, mine is 8/10.

esquilaxx 181 days ago

The ending is so predictable and amateurish that it greatly diminishes the masterful acting and filmmaking that makes up most of the film. I kept thinking of Samuel Beckett--it is sometimes that good.

Srijan289 181 days ago

Thank you so much :)

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1 / 10

Trust and idealism are certainly noble qualities, but

Brent Marchant

Trust and idealism are certainly noble qualities, but, when taken too far, they can easily morph into naivete and gullibility. And those qualities, in turn…

Trust and idealism are certainly noble qualities, but, when taken too far, they can easily morph into naivete and gullibility. And those qualities, in turn, can carry seriously devastating consequences. But what I have difficulty understanding is why anyone would legitimately want to make a film showcasing such an unengaging, uninspired outcome. Is it supposed to be taken as a cautionary tale? A tragedy of epic proportions? A case study of the consequences that come with not waking up in time to smell the coffee? What’s more, circumstances like this are made even worse when the victim in such a scenario can clearly foresee what lies ahead but still falls prey to it anyway. Is this supposed to enlighten us somehow? That’s hard to fathom when we can’t help but see what’s coming (even if the protagonist is unable or unwilling to do so). If you can imagine that, then you have a pretty good idea of what’s behind this patently obvious historical drama from writer-director Sergey Loznitsa. Set in the USSR in 1937 at the height of Josef Stalin’s political tyranny, the picture tells the story of an idealistic young prosecutor (Alexander Kuznetsov) responsible for investigating the complaints of everyday comrades whose “rights” (if they can even be called that) have been violated by the state, particularly operatives of the NKVD, the nefarious Soviet secret police. When he learns that unspeakable abuses have been rampantly doled out against longtime loyal Communist Party members – many of them older, diehard Bolsheviks who truly believed in and fought for the promises of Vladimir Lenin’s revolutionary ideology – he courageously takes up their cause, it being one that he, as a devoted Party himself, firmly supports. And, given the scope of what has been unfolding, he’s well aware of the perilous risk to his own well-being but forges ahead anyway, only to be surprised by the fate that awaits him. But how seriously can this be taken in light of the spot-on suspicions he harbors about what could lie ahead? Frankly, this is where the picture turns wholly implausible; it’s devoid of virtually all meaningful credibility and does little to foster genuine sympathy for its woefully naïve protagonist. Moreover, if this weren’t bad enough, the story plays out primarily through a series of long-winded, belabored conversations, dialogues connected by a series of mundane, exceedingly dull transitionary scenes that play out in tedious, painstaking, slow-motion detail. In short, there are no surprises here, and what does unfold on screen makes watching paint dry look captivating by comparison. Sadly, whatever honorable heroics are meant to be celebrated here are buried under a morass of boredom, predictability and an utter lack of common sense, leaving one wonder what the filmmaker was going for here in the first place.

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