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    '1945' is a lean, unadorned parable about guilt and the nature and consequences of evil

    by Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Apr 06, 2018 2 minutes

    The premise is simple but compelling: Two strangers get off a train in a small town and nothing is ever the same again.

    It could be the premise for a classic western set in Tombstone or Dodge, but the town is in rural Hungary, the two men are Orthodox Jews and the year, as

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