| Fallen, The | |||||
| Anthem Pictures (2005) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Fabio Sartor | ||
| Sergio Leone | ||
| John McVay | ||
| Ruben Pla | ||
| Thomas Pohn | ||
| Dirk Schmidt | ||
| Fallen | ||
| Daniel Asher | Lt. Watts | |
| Matthew Black | Sgt. Hoakes | |
| Bob Brown | Col. Bowen | |
| Nathan Crooker | Ernie | |
| Maurizio Benazzo | Italian Refugee |
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| Producer | Curtis Mattikow
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| Writer | Nick Day
Caio Ribeiro |
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There Are Three Sides To Every Story...Ours, Theirs And The Truth An unconventional war story, The Fallen explores the soldier's experience on the battlefield at the end of World War II - from three different points of view. Set in Northern Italy, this film humanizes the everyday gritty lives of German, Italian and American troops simultaneously. |
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