This was a surprise movie but didn't really care for it.

It is impossible to watch Akin's film without reflecting on the immigration debates currently roiling the political landscape in both Europe and America. But In the Fade isn't a "message" film, despite the director's nod to recent events in the closing frames. Akin makes no secret of his allegiance to the immigrant community, but his choice of a classically blonde, blue-eyed Aryan as the film's protagonist is deliberate and purposeful, emphasizing the universality of family devotion and the equally universal agony when violence rips families apart. The political climate may change in future years, but In the Fade will remain a vital and electrifying account of one woman's harrowing battle with unimaginable loss. Highly recommended.

First, a dubbed version is available on this Blu-ray and it's well done. Bought this because I like Diane Kruger. She's excellent in it and the ending is near perfect.

Blindbought this movie and im glad i did. Im sure not a lot of people heard about this one, id recommend it if you are looking a lil gem

Wasn't overly thrilled with this movie but I am a fan of some of the cast and it wasn't totally boring by any means.