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Rescuers: Stories of Courage: Two Women (TV 1997)

TV Movie  -   -  5 October 1997 (USA)
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Cast

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Gertruda Babilinska (segment "Mamusha")
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Marie-Rose Gineste (segment "Woman on a Bicycle")
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Maman
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Father Theas (segment "Woman on a Bicycle")
Al Waxman ...
Dr. Jacob Weinstock
Nicky Guadagni ...
Lydia Stolowitsky segment 'Mamusha'
George Morfogen ...
Adult Michael - Narrator (segment "Mamusha")
Michael Cameron ...
Young Mickey (segment "Mamusha")
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Older Mickey (segment "Mamusha")
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Tomas Kolchak (segment "Mamusha")
Pixie Bigelow ...
Mrs. Kolchak (segment "Mamusha")
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Father Daniel (segment "Mamusha")
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Aaron Weinstock (segment "Mamusha")
Nancy Beatty ...
Ella Weinstock (segment "Mamusha")
Gerry Quigley ...
Franek (segment "Mamusha")
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genuinely moving
23 November 2006 | by (london) – See all my reviews

This film was recently shown on Channel 5 and i found it to be a genuinely moving film.It shows that despite all the horrors of the Holocaust there were people who had such humanitarian ideals that despite the risked and the constant terror they were prepared to risk their life to save the life of another human being notwithstanding the fact that their discovery would assuredly lead to death.What struck me in the first story of the sheer chutzpah of hiding a the child as an alter boy so that everyone would assume that he was a good Catholic.Unfortunately all we can do is dwell on these few cases where people were saved since there were thousands of others who were not and suffered the consequences.


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