00:00We should never forget how young they were.
00:03Thirty years ago, these three dared to confront an unimaginable evil.
00:08It's a film that calls upon a lot of different skills, I suppose, in storytelling terms, because a thriller does.
00:17You need to know exactly where you're putting your feet and how the story is released.
00:23It's a thriller, essentially. It's emotional. It's not simply about scariness.
00:29It's about, you've got to like the people that you're dealing with.
00:34Rachel Singer was only 25.
00:38It's her first time in the field.
00:40I'm part of a group that goes into 1965 East Berlin to capture a war criminal, make a mistake, that
00:4830 years later I have to atone for.
00:50And Helen Mirren plays the character 30 years later.
00:53It's a film that works a lot with fear and apprehension and tension and things not necessarily being quite what
01:02you assume them to be.
01:04Show the world what he did.
01:06You're trembling. I think you're the one that is afraid, David. Afraid of the monster.
01:13Part of the reason, most of the reason why I really wanted to do the film was to work with
01:18John.
01:18I'm such a fan of Shakespeare in Love and Mrs. Brown. I just think he's amazing.
01:23It's great. I like him. He's a very shrewd, intelligent, hardworking, clever, artistically endowed chap.
01:34God knows when you're talking about actors of that caliber, it's kind of jaw-dropping just to watch them, watch
01:40the way they do things and still not completely understand how they do things.
01:44Where have you come from?
01:45Argentina.
01:46Really? Whereabouts?
01:47Córdoba.
01:50What were you doing there?
01:52My husband is an industrial chemist.
01:54He doesn't look like a chemist.
01:56To me, I realized fight stuff is like a, uh, it's like a dance. I mean, I used to be
02:03a dancer, and it's the same kind of choreography where, you know, you're both counting at the same time in
02:09your head, and it's very important that you keep the beat, because if you, if one person's off, then you're
02:15going to get hurt.
02:16The vans come and go all day long.
02:19We're just one more van with one more bus.
02:23Once we're in West Berlin, they'll be transported to Temple of Air Base, a private charter to Israel.
02:28That's the wrapping.
02:30Now what we need is to present.
02:31I think the audience will expect a thriller, which it is. It's very exciting, very entertaining. Your heart will be
02:37pounding, and there's a little bit of mystery, like a surprise in it.
02:40It's also, you know, a film that has emotional and moral complexities, and moral complexities that last beyond the end
02:48of the film, I think, and certainly an emotional, uh, a core, a psychological core that is very involving at
02:55a simple human level.
02:56So
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