A Woman in Berlin

A Woman in Berlin evokes a profound sense of sadness and empathy for the protagonist's harrowing experiences during the Soviet invasion of Berlin. The film is deeply disturbing, generating significant anxiety and fear due to the constant threat of violence and sexual assault. Audiences will also feel anger and disgust at the atrocities depicted, alongside a pervasive melancholy reflecting the immense loss and trauma of war. Despite the bleakness, there are subtle undercurrents of hope and inspiration derived from the protagonist's resilience and her desperate struggle for agency and survival amidst moral ambiguity.