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VISUAL DESCRIPTION

This image appears to be a scanned page from an article or review discussing the film "Cross of Iron" directed by Sam Peckinpah. The headline at the top reads, "Peckinpah’s 'Cross of Iron' sets new standards of realism, " suggesting that the article praises the film for its realistic portrayal of war. The page features two black-and-white photographs related to the movie. On the upper right, there is a dramatic scene where one character is dunking another character's head into a barrel full of water, likely as part of an intense interrogation or punishment sequence within the story. Below this photo on the left side, we see two soldiers in action poses; one is aiming his rifle while kneeling and looking forward with focus and determination, and another soldier stands behind him holding what seems to be binoculars or some kind of sighting equipment. Surrounding these images are columns filled with text that presumably provide context about "Cross of Iron, " discuss its themes, production details, critical reception, or possibly interviews with cast members or filmmakers involved in creating this piece. Overall, this image captures both visual content from a notable war film and editorial commentary which would interest readers seeking insights into cinematic approaches to storytelling and historical representation during wartime.