All the Light We Cannot See

The cast is simply brilliant! But Louis Hoffman simply amazes with his game, after the Darkness there is even more skill.

I'm shocked that the actress herself is also blind in life, it's wow to play like that, and in general wow, how the producers initially looked for a blind person for this role, it's not often you see such a position among producers at all. For some reason, I also remember very well the moment in the book when Werner is taken away and he says goodbye to his sister. The actors played very cool here. 💔

Every child needs a dad who will make a whole city out of pieces of wood for him. And an uncle who will read about the light and tell interesting things about science!

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There was a slightly different ending with the diamond detective, he was killed by Werner. Then he escorted Marie-Laure out of the city, and surrendered to the Americans. He was ill himself, so they put him in the hospital, but one day he came out of the tent in a fever and blew up on a mine:(
Professor and (Daniel's father) was Uncle Etienne's brother, like he died in the First World War, Madame Manek was a housekeeper, not a sister. Uncle Etienne survived. Marie Laure lived a long happy life, became a scientist. A colleague of Werner came to the already adult Jutta and gave her his things. Jutta went to the place of her brother's death and visited Marie-Laure in Paris.
I don't really remember what happened to the stone - like Marie-Laure herself found it in the model of their house, because her father made her puzzles with opening houses, she took it to that place with oysters when she evacuated, and Werner came back for it when he saw her off. Anyway, Jutta gave the house to Marie-Laure when they met

It's nice to see the actors from "Babylon-Berlin" and "darkness".