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FILM RECON: 13 Minutes

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SNAPSHOT: Although 13 Minutes—a German film about Georg Elser’s 1939 attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler—has all the ingredients of a compelling thriller, it quickly falls flat. After exploring the final, claustrophobic days in Adolf Hitler’s underground bunker in the critically acclaimed 2004 film Downfall, German director Oliver Hirschbiegel revisits Nazi Germany with 13 Minutes, a …

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