Petr Kotlár
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Stellan Skarsgård
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Harvey Keitel
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Barry Pepper
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Julian Sands
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Udo Kier
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Lech Dyblik
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Jitka Cvancarová
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Aleksey Kravchenko
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Antonin Masek
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Denisa Pfauserová
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Iréna Máchová
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Petr Kotlár | Stellan Skarsgård | Harvey Keitel | |||
Barry Pepper | Julian Sands | Udo Kier | |||
Lech Dyblik | Jitka Cvancarová | Aleksey Kravchenko | |||
Antonin Masek | Denisa Pfauserová | Iréna Máchová |
Petr Kotlár | Stellan Skarsgård | ||
Harvey Keitel | Barry Pepper | ||
Julian Sands | Udo Kier | ||
Lech Dyblik | Jitka Cvancarová | ||
Aleksey Kravchenko | Antonin Masek | ||
Denisa Pfauserová | Iréna Máchová |
While there are occasional glimpses of compassion, Marhoul does not stray from Kosinski's graphic accounts of sexual assault, child abuse, and violence. Although a powerful account of antisemitism, The Painted Bird is also a bleak impression of the lived experiences of many during the war. It's not important — or possible — that we understand the culpable or mourn their fates. What is important is that we bear witness.