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The Enemies

1968, Dutch. Directed by Hugo Claus.

In the freezing winter of 1944, the devastating Battle of the Bulge rages across Belgium. Amid the chaos, an American soldier separated from his unit crosses paths with Richard, a cynical young Belgian boy, and Willy, a wounded German soldier they take as a prisoner.Stranded in a desolate, snowy landscape where survival overrides military allegiance, the three mismatched individuals form a fragile, surreal bond. As they trudge through the war-torn countryside, their basic survival instincts push political ideologies aside.

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1h 27m
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Released
5 September 1968
Original title
De vijanden
Country
Belgium, Netherlands
Budget
$252K

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The Enemies (1968) was directed by Hugo Claus and stars Robbe De Hert, Del Negro, Fons Rademakers.

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