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The Rose Garden (Aka The Rosegarden) - DVD

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In modern-day Germany, an aging Jewish man is on trial for his seemingly unprovoked attacked on a former German army officer. But as his attorney (Liv Ullman) digs into the facts, it's revealed that the officer was responsible for the deaths of innocent children in a Nazi concentration camp.

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    Drama
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    In modern-day Germany, an aging Jewish man is on trial for his seemingly unprovoked attacked on a former German army officer. But as his attorney (Liv Ullman) digs into the facts, it's revealed that the officer was responsible for the deaths of innocent children in a Nazi concentration camp.
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    The Rose Garden (Aka The Rosegarden) - DVD
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    DVD
    MPAA Rating
    NR
    Studio
    MGM
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