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Max

"At the close of the First World War, Germany enters into the new Weimar Republic following the collapse of the Kaiser's Imperial Reich. [Jewish] Max Rothman, a veteran of the Great War and now art dealer, searches for new talent on the streets of Munich. Into Max's life comes an eccentric young artist, also an Army veteran, named Adolf Hitler. Impressed by Hitler's artistic ability, Max befriends the former Army Corporal and attempts to guide him into the life of a successful artist. Hitler, however, soon finds himself losing interest in art and begins studying the art of public speaking. Max must convince Hitler that art is the better of line of work ... before it's too late"--Internet movie database summary by Anthony Hughes, October 31, 2003.

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  • "Hoffman"@en
  • "Hoffman"
  • "Arte+Política=Poder"@es
  • "Max"

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  • "Film drama portraying the early career of Adolf Hitler, as artist."
  • ""At the close of the First World War, Germany enters into the new Weimar Republic following the collapse of the Kaiser's Imperial Reich. [Jewish] Max Rothman, a veteran of the Great War and now art dealer, searches for new talent on the streets of Munich. Into Max's life comes an eccentric young artist, also an Army veteran, named Adolf Hitler. Impressed by Hitler's artistic ability, Max befriends the former Army Corporal and attempts to guide him into the life of a successful artist. Hitler, however, soon finds himself losing interest in art and begins studying the art of public speaking. Max must convince Hitler that art is the better of line of work ... before it's too late"--Internet movie database summary by Anthony Hughes, October 31, 2003."@en
  • "In 1918 raakt de joodse kunsthandelaar Max Rothman bevriend met de jonge kunstschilder Adolf Hitler."
  • "Max Rothman returns from WWI a damaged man - once a promising artist, he has lost his right arm and ability to paint. He opens an art gallery and meets fellow war veteran and aspiring painter Adolf Hitler. Against Rothman's urging, Hitler decides to transfer his creative talents to politics, where at last he can find an outlet for his raw beliefs."
  • "For Max Rothman (John Cusack) a soldier just returned from war, the present has turned out radically different from what he imagined. Once a promising artist, he lost his right arm, and with it his ability to paint. Yet the future still draws Max like a magnet. He opens what quickly becomes an acclaimed art gallery. At the opening, he meets another man interested in the future: a fellow war veteran and aspiring painter with no home, family or friends. His name is Adolf Hitler (Noah Taylor). His decision to transfer his creative talents to politics, sets into motion the most catastrophic period of the 20th century."@en
  • "Max Rothman a perdu un bras lors de la Première Guerre mondiale, mettant ainsi fin à une prometteuse carrière de peintre. De retour à Munich en 1918, il ouvre, dans une usine désaffectée, une galerie d'art consacrée à l'avant-garde. Issu d'une riche famille juive, Max a épousé la ballerine Nina, qui lui a donné deux enfants. Ce qui ne l'empêche pas d'avoir une liaison avec Liselore Von Peltz, une jeune aristocrate au tempérament d'actrice. Un soir, il fait la connaissance d'Adolf Hitler, un caporal miséreux et peu sociable qui voudrait devenir un grand peintre. Le galeriste le prend alors sous son aile et l'encourage à trouver son style propre. Mais en parallèle, Hitler se découvre des dons d'orateur et un goût pour l'action politique, en prononçant pour le compte de l'armée des discours violemment antisémites."
  • "Max Rothman, un prometedor y joven artista, pierde un brazo en la Primera Guerra Mundial y, con ello, su habilidad para pintar. A su regreso, abre la que se convertirá en una aclamada galería modernista. Allí conocerá a otro veterano de guerra y artista en ciernes llamado Adolf Hitler. Max alienta a Adolf a desarrollar su talento y canalizar sus radicales creencias en su arte. Arruinado y sin familia ni amigos, la política pronto superará el interés de Adolf sobre el arte, iniciándose así el más siniestro período del siglo XX."@es
  • "After losing his arm in the great war and being unable to paint, an artist opens an art gallery where he meets another artist and veteran, Adolf Hitler."
  • "Exploration of the relationship between a fictitious German-Jewish art dealer Max Rothman and his young art student, Adolf Hitler."
  • "Max Rothman lost his arm in the Great War and with it, his ability to paint. Once home, he opens an art gallery and runs into another war veteran and struggling artist named Adolph Hitler, who is torn between his interests in art and in radical politics."
  • "Max was a promising young artist who lost his arm in the Great War and with it his ability to paint. Upon his return he opens an acclaimed art gallery that caters to modernism. There he meets another war veteran and struggling artist named Adolf Hitler. Max encourages Adolf to develop his talent. But since Adolf is penniless and is without family or friends, the lure of politics soon wins Adolf's interest over art, setting into motion the most cataclysmic period of the 20th century."@en

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  • "History"
  • "fiction historique (fiction)"
  • "Historical re-creations"@en
  • "British films"@en
  • "Historical films"@en
  • "Historical films"
  • "Fiction films"
  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
  • "Drame psychologique"
  • "German films"@en
  • "Features"@en
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Feature films"
  • "Hungarian films"@en
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Film adaptations"@en
  • "DVDs"@en
  • "Canadian films"@en

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  • "Max"@en
  • "Max"@es
  • "Max"
  • "Max (Motion picture : 2002)"@en

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