Most war movies, particularly World War II movies, present themselves in a real documentary like style, which is difficult to digest and places the viewer in an uncomfortable situation. The best example might be Polanski’s The Pianist, where we follow the life of … (Adrian Brody) during the Wolrd War as he runs and hides from the Nazis and is aided by a sympathetic German soldier. Protekor takes a radically different path delivering a highly stylized vision of Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia.
