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It took a minute, but I realized that this is Bastarden (The Promised Land), which makes sense as Plaion is one of the production companies on this film.
It's odd that they chose a different, third title in English for Germany as opposed to using a German title or simply retaining one of the two existing English titles (the other is The Bastard, which is the translation of the Danish original) or even just using the original Danish title. I wonder if the master will be fully localized into German or whether they will use the same original Danish one Divisa used for the Spanish 4K UHD and just switch out the opening title as Divisa did. |
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