Fatherland

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Fatherland is a 1994 alternate-history thriller film set in a victorious Nazi Germany, in which Rutger Hauer plays a detective uncovering a dangerous political conspiracy.

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instanceOf alternate history film
film
author Robert Harris NERFINISHED
awardNomination Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Sound Editing for a Miniseries or a Special NERFINISHED
basedOn Fatherland (novel) NERFINISHED
castMember Jean Marsh NERFINISHED
John Shrapnel NERFINISHED
Michael Kitchen NERFINISHED
Miranda Richardson NERFINISHED
Peter Vaughan NERFINISHED
Rupert Penry-Jones NERFINISHED
Rutger Hauer NERFINISHED
characterRole Miranda Richardson as Charlotte Maguire NERFINISHED
Rutger Hauer as Xavier March NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Denis Crossan NERFINISHED
countryOfBroadcast United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
director Christopher Menaul NERFINISHED
distributor HBO NERFINISHED
editor Peter Coulson NERFINISHED
genre alternate history film
political thriller film
thriller film
hasAdaptation Fatherland (novel) NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Xavier March NERFINISHED
medium television film
musicBy Wilbert Hirsch NERFINISHED
narrativeLocation alternate history where Nazi Germany won World War II
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork HBO
partOf HBO original films NERFINISHED
productionCompany BBC
HBO NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1994
releaseFormat television premiere
runtime approximately 106 minutes
screenwriter Ron Hutchinson NERFINISHED
Stanley Weiser NERFINISHED
settingCountry Germany NERFINISHED
settingPlace Berlin NERFINISHED
subject Holocaust cover-up
political conspiracy
totalitarianism
timeSetting 1964

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Rutger Hauer notableWork Fatherland