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‘Krux’ Review: An Extremely Bleak, Strikingly Realized Chronicle of a German Village at the End of World War II

The Hollywood Reporter · September 23, 2026 at 2:59 PM

German writer-director Tony Vahl's debut feature, set in a remote northeastern town while the Nazi regime crumbles, premiered in Toronto before playing in competition at San Sebastian.

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‘Krux’ Review: An Extremely Bleak, Strikingly Realized Chronicle of a German Village at the End of World War II

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