Fight for what you believe in and face certain death – or co-operate with the enemy to save your own skin? Such is the dilemma at the heart of Stefan Ruzowitzky's compelling WWII drama about concentration camp Jews who are spared the gas chamber - in ...read the complete Counterfeiters movie review at BBC (Catherine Chambers)
Just when you thought Nazi concentration camp stories were exhausted, comes another one with an entirely unique slant. A story of survival by a group of printing craftsmen is just that, a story of high risk and equally high principles in which life and ...read the complete Counterfeiters movie review at Cinema Signals (Jules Brenner)
Despite a title that makes it sound like a heist movie, The Counterfeiters is actually a World War II tale. It is not, however, a traditional war film. Instead, it takes a hard look at one of the most controversial and ethically dubious activities of the ...read the complete Counterfeiters movie review at ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
Stefan Ruzowitzky's The Counterfeiters opens on a beach in Monte Carlo where Salomon Sorowitsch (the great Karl Markovics) is sitting in a nice suit and a briefcase. Ten minutes later, Salomon walks into the swankest hotel in the gambling paradise and ...read the complete Counterfeiters movie review at filmcritic.com (Chris Cabin)