Why it may be worth watching
- Das Boot combines War & Politics and Drama storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Franz Dinda, Pierre Kiwitt, Anna Schudt.
- Viewers currently rate it 7.0/10 from 164 votes.
TV series
Das Boot
When boys become men in a war that can't be won.
An inexperienced U-boat crew has to survive a secret mission and a young German woman is torn between loyalty for her home country and the French resistance in the WWII drama.
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Cast
Franz DindaRobert Ehrenberg
Pierre KiwittBobby Schulz
Anna SchudtBettina Gruber
Ernst StötznerWilhelm Hoffmann
Konstantin GriesFranz Buchner
Rick OkonKlaus Hoffmann
Rainer BockHeinrich Gluck
Rosalie ThomassHannie Lessing
Johann von BülowGustav Gruber
Florian PanznerAlbrecht Lessing
Wilson Gonzalez OchsenknechtNudel
Sascha Alexander GeršakOtto Rahn
Marco LeonardiSal "Toto" Giuliano
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Who may enjoy it
Best suited to viewers looking for War & Politics, Drama. The available catalogue spans 4 seasons.
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Themes and topics
submarineeuropeworld war iinaziunderwateranti-nazi resistancecuriousgerman navy
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swiewiorExternal review ·
It started good then it went down to woke propaganda to end up being German propaganda.
It tries to gain extra points by reverting to the original movie scenes such as submerging the boat to the bottom of the sea but it's for no use, we're thrown into thinking that German women forced to be in relationships with officers were lesbians that dreamed about having sex with French resistance females. We are also made to think about good and honourable German soldiers who faced dramatic dilemmas about giving Jews an opportunity to commit suicide... A scene w…
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It started good then it went down to woke propaganda to end up being German propaganda.
It tries to gain extra points by reverting to the original movie scenes such as submerging the boat to the bottom of the sea but it's for no use, we're thrown into thinking that German women forced to be in relationships with officers were lesbians that dreamed about having sex with French resistance females. We are also made to think about good and honourable German soldiers who faced dramatic dilemmas about giving Jews an opportunity to commit suicide... A scene where a German soldier gave a loaded pistol to a Jewish couple was one of the most disgusting, cringe things I've ever seen, it's not even funny, this is a rock bottom of falsifying the holocaust and a pathetic attempt to wash faces of Nazi mass murders.
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