Moloch / Молох
- Drama
- History
In 1942 Bavaria, Eva is alone, when Adolf arrives with Josef, his wife Magda, and Martin to spend a couple of days without politics.
Moloch is a 1999 historical drama set in 1942 Bavaria that explores a private moment away from politics as Adolf Hitler, his wife, and associates visit Eva Braun's retreat. The film examines the human side of history through intimate dialogue and character interaction during wartime.
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Leonid MozgovoyAdolf Hitler
Elena RufanovaEva Braun
Elena KramerMagda Goebbels
Vladimir BogdanovMartin Bormann
Anatoliy ShvederskiyPriest- Leonid SokolJosef Goebbels
- Natalya Nikulenko
- Rasina Tsydalko
Irina Sokolova
Vsevolod Tsurilo
Aleksey Maklakov
Maxim Sergeev
Lev Eliseev- Sergei Razhuk
Irina Tsvetkova
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When was Moloch released?
Moloch was released on February 1, 1999.
What is the plot of Moloch?
The film is set in 1942 Bavaria and follows Eva as Adolf Hitler arrives with his wife Magda, Josef, and Martin for a brief retreat away from political matters, focusing on their personal interactions during this private visit.
What genres does Moloch belong to?
Moloch is a historical drama that examines a pivotal moment in history through character-driven storytelling.
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