The film is at its vaguest when dealing with his connection to the group who plotted to assassinate Hitler...Nonetheless, it’s a rousing tribute to one of Germany’s most admirable war heroes...

As a thriller, this is not really thrilling enough. And as a biopic, it’s not necessarily representative of the spirit of the man. But it’s solid enough film even if it’s not particularly trendy.

No, only when “Bonhoeffer” becomes an adventure does the film gain traction and become not just a celebration of conscience and courage but a thriller.

In his obsession with conveying the character's faith, [Komarnicki] accelerates the pace and makes historical inaccuracies. [Full review in Spanish]