I have seen more than 1000 films in my life, many of them very obscure, arthouse and/or difficult and depressing. This one though was the most disturbing film I've ever watched and probably the best war film I've ever seen.

I also have a fascination about World War 2 films. I have seen almost all of them and this one I saved for dessert. It was raw and shocking beyond belief, but also super realistic. The true horror of World War 2 has never been so well portrayed, maybe only Das Boot comes close to it, but in terms of realistic battle portray. Idi i smotri displayed the horror, that civilians lived through. The massacre scene was the most difficult to stomach scene I've seen put on celluloid

10/10