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The Last Train
(2006)
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The Last Train
(2006)
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| Gedeon Burkhard | ... |
Henry Neumann
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Lale Yavas | ... |
Lea Neumann
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| Lena Beyerling | ... |
Nina Neumann
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| Sibel Kekilli | ... |
Ruth Zilbermann
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Roman Roth | ... |
Albert Rosen
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Brigitte Grothum | ... |
Gabrielle Hellmann
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Hans-Jürgen Silbermann | ... |
Jakob Noschik
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Sharon Brauner | ... |
Erika Friedlich
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Juraj Kukura | ... |
Dr. Friedlich
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| Ludwig Blochberger | ... |
Crewes
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Vojtech Kotek | ... |
Izzy Perles
(as Vojta Kotek)
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Csongor Kassai | ... |
Avram Perles
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Magdalena Sidonová | ... |
Sylvia Perles
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Nina Divísková | ... |
Rosa Wasserstein
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Stanislav Zindulka | ... |
Samuel Wasserstein
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The year is 1945 and the "last of the Jews" are being "evacuated" from Berlin. They are locked in cattle cars with no food and little water. During the trip several of the characters are drawn out and vignettes of their lives are highlighted to restore some humanity to their animal existence aboard the train. The suffering and agony is palpable. Some parts can be watched in double speed as they are just just filler. If you exclude the final theatrical device thrown in at the end, the movie is worth watching for it's historical relevance. Written by Bill F
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