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You've no idea how things are in Germany right now
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Into the Darkness

You've no ideahow things are in Germany right now

You've no idea
how things are in Germany right now

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You've no idea how things are in Germany right now.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
24
Timestamp in Movie
00:12:54
Uploaded
Jun 05, 2025
Genres
drama, history, war
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Movie Summary

Denmark, April 9th 1940. A Danish industrialist cooperates with the Germans and profits from the occupation of Denmark while his family finds themselves on opposite sides of the conflict.
We've been on the run since the Gestapo took our uncle and his wife. - Into the Darkness 00:06
We've been on the run since the Gestapo took our uncle ...
We snuck across the border last night on foot. - Into the Darkness 00:05
We snuck across the border last night on foot.
Director Skov, can you possibly help us get to Sweden? - Into the Darkness 00:08
Director Skov, can you possibly help us get to Sweden?
If you had an entry stamp in your passport, you could go there legally. - Into the Darkness 00:06
If you had an entry stamp in your passport, you could go the...
I can sail them over there tonight. - Don't you start. - Into the Darkness 00:05
I can sail them over there tonight. - Don't you start.
Perhaps you two should say goodnight to our guests. - Into the Darkness 00:07
Perhaps you two should say goodnight to our guests.
Goodnight. - Goodnight. - Into the Darkness 00:04
Goodnight. - Goodnight.
The chief constable is an old friend of mine from school. - Into the Darkness 00:07
The chief constable is an old friend of mine from school.
I'm sure he can help us. - No. No police. - Into the Darkness 00:05
I'm sure he can help us. - No. No police.
Danish police send German fugitives back to the Gestapo in Germany. - Into the Darkness 00:06
Danish police send German fugitives back to the Gestapo in G...
Yes, but Chief Constable Eskebjerg is a personal friend. - Into the Darkness 00:06
Yes, but Chief Constable Eskebjerg is a personal friend.
Absolutely not. I don't trust the authorities. - Into the Darkness 00:05
Absolutely not. I don't trust the authorities.
No police. Absolutely not. - Into the Darkness 00:04
No police. Absolutely not.
Karl knows about these things. - Into the Darkness 00:04
Karl knows about these things.
Here in Denmark everyone's still equal. Jews as well. - Into the Darkness 00:06
Here in Denmark everyone's still equal. Jews as well.
I think I'll call Chief Constable Eskebjerg tomorrow. - Into the Darkness 00:06
I think I'll call Chief Constable Eskebjerg tomorrow.
Without making any fuss. - It's too dangerous. - Into the Darkness 00:05
Without making any fuss. - It's too dangerous.
We have no choice. How else are we going to get to Sweden? - Into the Darkness 00:05
We have no choice. How else are we going to get to Sweden?
Would you like a drink? - Yes, please. - Into the Darkness 00:06
Would you like a drink? - Yes, please.
Welcome to Denmark. Cheers. - Cheers. - Into the Darkness 00:05
Welcome to Denmark. Cheers. - Cheers.