In unserem neuesten WW2 Short Film "Six minutes of war" erhält Feldwebel Holt den Befehl mit seinem Zug einen Wald von feindlichen Soldaten zu säubern. Ohne großen Pathos erleben seine Männer die Härte des Krieges eindrücklich und erfahren, dass jeder Meter, den sie erobern Opfer kostet.
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00:00 6 Minutes of War
06:19 Credits
WW2 Shortfilm german side
#ww2 #ww2shortfilm
احتموا ! هيا ! على الشجر ! تقدموا نحو الامام ! اين الرشاش ؟ هيا ! (فالك) ! هل كل شيء على ما يرام ايها الرقيب ؟ اذهب الى اليمين ! (هاينريخ) ؟! (هاينريخ) ؟! هيا ! تابع ! هيا ! هيا الى الامام ! الى الامام ! هيا الى الامام ! هيا ! هيا ! هيا ! هيا ! تابع ! هيا ! هيا ! هيا ! ناولني القنبلة اليدوية ! قنبلة ! ماء... ارجوك... ماء... (ميلر) اذهب هناك ! (شنايدر) يسار ! كل شيء واضح حتى الآن. حسن جدا ايها الرقيب (هولت) ! كان عملا رائعا ! ابق هنا مع مجموعتك اما انت يا (فوش) ستذهب مع رجالك الى الجهة اليمنى الف
صيل الاول ! اتبعوني ! هيا ! الفصيل الثاني ! الى اليمين ! هيا !
Comments
Zur Feier des Tages (150.000 Abonnenten) wollen wir gemeinsam mit euch feiern! :)
Da muss ich also fast 70 Jahre alt sein, um solch gut gemachte Kurzfilme zu sehen. Und nachdenklich bin ich auch, genau wie der Feldwebel in der Schluß Szene. Danke für diesen Auftritt!
This was, in my opinion, very well done. It was done in 1 shot, the randomness of the advance, the fumbling of the STG 44 clip is unlike the movies, very realistic and representative of the true nerves experienced by soldiers when under fire. Thank you for this, I enjoyed it very much 🏆
Mein Favorit von all euren Werken. Die schauspielerische Leistung, die Kameraführung, die authentische Wehrmachtsausrüstung und das herbstliche Waldstück zusammen ergeben ein wahres Meisterwerk.
Did anyone notice that there isn't a single cut in the entire thing? Everything about this was 10/10. Incredibly well done.
Notice they did not shoot the camera man. There's a message here....always be the camera man.
In about six minutes you lose comrades, cut-down in an instant. People you may have spent months, or years, fighting alongside. Perhaps you trained together, knew them in civilian life. Now they're gone, just like that. Their friends & family will never see them again; perhaps, they will have a grave to visit, but many won't even have that small comfort - just some faded photographs & a few medals. You may be thousands of miles from home, fighting to the death with strangers in some random woodland. It is terrifying & surreal, it may affect you for the rest of your life. War is not glorious, it is mass insanity.
Great production. Hats off! This goes to show you that you don't just fight war, you survive it.
Excellent cinematography, the way the footage was shot gives an uncommonly realistic sense of accompanying the soldiers (particularly the "Zugführer"/squad leader) during the assault. Almost like the viewer is an invisible observer, love it. A good example of how this technique changes your viewing experience--you see the protagonist's realization of and reaction to the presence of a hostile shooter in the tree above him. Then, the enemy sniper up in the tree falls vertically into, and once again out of, your line of your of sight. The camera perspective is continuous & fixed level, as it would be if you were standing there looking at your squad leader...blink and you miss it. It makes all the difference when contrasted with the normal movie style in which you would suddenly cut to a new shot looking up at the tree from sufficiently far away to see how the sniper is positioned in the tree, how far up he is, what he looks like possibly even, then the impact of the bullets into him and his fall, before cutting to the next shot. In respect to realistic immersion, i mean
I'm glad this short film doesn't have insane Hollywood muzzle flashes. 10/10
A drink of water. One final expression of humanity. No one wants to die alone.
Literally the first time in film/shows/games that I have seen someone fire an STG44/MP44 on semi auto. This is amazing all around. A lot of productions use over-the-top action and gore to drive up the intensity, but this was so tense, and most tension came during the inter-combat periods. Just them waiting to see where they would be attacked from next, it was so good!
Very human, very well done. IMHO depicting the small unit aspect of warfare really shows how a war may be a large event but everyone involved is really fighting their own individual war.
No machismo just fear, confusion , chaos and fumbling , in a situation where everyone one side is just as subject to being killed as their enemy. A mature depiction of war.
Shoutout to the cameraman not getting hit even though he was the only one not taking cover Respecc
So impressed with these short films, the production values are amazing along with accuracy of the uniforms etc ...
Whoa. This gave me chills how realistic this combat was. No Hollywood overexaggerating. Again Im insanely impressed. Good job you guys!
This group that made this clip should be given more money to make proper 2hr films.
War is a horrible thing; apart from a game, It doesn't matter if you win or lose it, you're really just glad its over...
This is awesome! Beats all that Hollywood nonsense we get nowadays. The sounds effects are amazing and the realism aspect of the firearms. Beautiful work!