Tuesday, September 27, 2011

netflixing for history–Sophie Scholl

 

 

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The Hubs and I snuggled up the other night to one of the best movies (possibly ever) we’ve seen in a while.  The story of Sophie Scholl is so gripping that we hardly noticed the subtitles.  Which are there because this is a German film.  Production is such a personal taste kinda thing.  But both my hubby and I thought this was extraordinarily well acted and produced. 

 

A powerful story of faith in the midst of crisis. 

 

If you’re studying WWII with your older children…I would highly recommend this movie as a piece of your curricula.

 

And if not…maybe it would make a good (after the kids are in bed) date night movie with your man. 

 

It’s currently available via Netflix instant view. 

 

I always recommend checking out movies at Plugged In and Christian Answers to make sure you’re comfy with the content before clicking play.

 

…danielle   

 

 

 

3 comments:

  1. Thanks! Adding this to my list for our future studies.

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  2. We saw this and it was great! I too use Netflix for history, they have access to great documentaries and other movies like this that give us a whole new look at history without have to spend at ton of money!

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  3. Mary...hope you find it as moving as we did!

    Lori...ME TOO!

    ...danielle

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