673: Ten Years or One Bullet Hole
The Incomparable Mothership
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The Incomparable Now
"I think it all works. I mean, I even love that there's the close-up scene of Elsa who is there because she's been requested to be there and she does not want to be in a book burning," he said. "It's basically it's just two characters, one of them being a historical real person and the character, the protagonist of the movie, is just happening to collide." He added: "Even though we know Hitler is the bad guy, like it's not like they're here to kill him".
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