Just finished watching Sophie Scholl, I thought the performances were good and the story powerful. Unlike Hengcs though, I can't say I was keen on the soundtrack, at times I felt it was grating and intrusive though it was more effective at other stages. I actually think it would have been better without a soundtrack just taking in the ambient noises instead.

Anyway, although it's a good film I do wish that Germany would move away from making films about various aspects of WWII. It won't be forgotten, neither will the millions of needless deaths (of course we won't learn from it either). 

If you look closely you can draw parallels with the disdain given to Germans who dared to speak out against Hitler and the war and people who are doing the same now in the USA and UK with the trouble in Iraq etc but I won't go any further into that as it'll just turn into another preachy lecture. 

Cheers Trev.