Kate Winslet
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Alexander Skarsgård
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Andrea Riseborough
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Marion Cotillard
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Josh O'Connor
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Andy Samberg
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Noémie Merlant
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James Murray
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Harriet Leitch
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Samuel Barnett
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Enrique Arce
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Ian Dunnett Jnr.
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Kate Winslet | Alexander Skarsgård | Andrea Riseborough | |||
Marion Cotillard | Josh O'Connor | Andy Samberg | |||
Noémie Merlant | James Murray | Harriet Leitch | |||
Samuel Barnett | Enrique Arce | Ian Dunnett Jnr. |
Kate Winslet | Alexander Skarsgård | ||
Andrea Riseborough | Marion Cotillard | ||
Josh O'Connor | Andy Samberg | ||
Noémie Merlant | James Murray | ||
Harriet Leitch | Samuel Barnett | ||
Enrique Arce | Ian Dunnett Jnr. |
Frustrated by the limitations of documenting life on the home front, Lee gains a US war accreditation and heads off to Europe. Alone. After battling her way through the siege of Saint-Malo, Lee joins forces with close friend and fellow photographer David E. Scherman (Andy Samberg). Lee and Scherman capture the liberation of Paris. They sneak into Hitler’s abandoned Munich home – where Scherman captures Miller bathing in der Führer’s tub. They are among the first photographers to enter the camps at Buchenwald and Dachau on the day of the liberation, where Lee crafts a series of horrifying, urgent images that will sear themselves into history. Lee lived her life at full throttle, for which she paid a huge emotional price. Her ferocious search for truth lifted the veil on a deeply buried secret within her own life.