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The Cremator
Cast
Rudolf Hrušínský, Vlasta Chramostová, Jana Stehnová, Miloš Vogni? View AllCrew
Juraj Herz (Screenplay), Juraj Herz (Director), Ladislav Fuks (Screenplay) View All![](https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w154/9or2Jzw9HOE4gp9niwXBkZdpTVx.jpg)
Release: Mar. 14th, 1969
Runtime: 1 hour, 41 minutes
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![Review by Torgo](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar109334_5.gif&w=40&h=40)
As dark as a dark comedy can be, this Czech masterpiece is deserving of an equally dark compliment and descriptor: it does for the Holocaust what American Psycho does for '80s yuppie culture.
![Review by Nestorio_Miklos](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar95751_1.gif&w=40&h=40)
So long as Mr Koprfkingl keeps to his daily routine hes quite harmless, then later, when he starts to adhere to the ideologies of Nazi movement that he easily reconciles with Buddhist philosophy, hes immediately becoming aggressive killing his wife, children in order to save their souls.
![Review by ScarletLion](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar75823_45.gif&w=40&h=40)
There are close ups and quick edits that give off a sort of claustrophobic feel as the main character slowly gets drawn into sympathizing with the Nazis who are invading the Czech border.