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"Hürtgen" - World War II Short Film
Directed by Mark A. Frederick
Produced by Andrew & Catie Grant
Screenplay by Mark & Jared Frederick
Cinematography by Mark Stitzer
© Brush Mountain Media LLC

Inspired by the harrowing story of director Mark A. Frederick’s grandfather; "Hürtgen" is a tale of isolation and survival during one of the costliest battles of World War II. As the Allies push east into the heart of the Third Reich, American divisions enter a thickly-wooded and fiercely-defended wilderness on the Belgium-Germany border known as the Hürtgen Forest. Sergeant Thomas Nycum oversees vital communications in the 4th Infantry Division and witnesses a vicious cycle of violence that threatens to destroy his unit. Fear, loss, and bewilderment ultimately take a toll. Amid the longest battle in U.S. Army history, Nycum must find the strength to carry out his job. In Hürtgen, death seems to be the only certainty. If you want to help bring this meaningful story to the screen, we welcome you to make a donation via the link below. Thanks for your support!

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