Wunderkinder (2011)The story takes place in the Ukraine (Poltava) in 1941 before and during the German invasion. This story is about deep friendship between three musically talented children . Two Jewish ... See full summary » Director:Markus Rosenmüller |
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Helga Reich
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Aaron Kaplan
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Max Reich
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SS-Sturmbannführer Becker
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Abrascha Kaplan
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Lehrer
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Samuel Kaplan
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SS-Standartenführer Schwartow
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Hanna Reich im Alter
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Larissa Brodsky
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The story takes place in the Ukraine (Poltava) in 1941 before and during the German invasion. This story is about deep friendship between three musically talented children . Two Jewish children both virtuosic and a talented German girl who share a love of music .. Their friendship extends beyond the gaps of different religions and nationalities, The Nazis invasion to the Soviet Union destroyed their world and they and their families deal with death threats War brings with it. Written by bar
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6 October 2011 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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Holocaust movies are not easy viewing. However, they are usually uplifting dramas telling stories of incredible human courage and endurance, alongside horrific cruelty. I see everyone that I can, not because I need to know any more about the holocaust but because I feel we need to bear witness to this tragedy in our history. There are still stories to be told and we should honour those stories by listening, reading and watching.
The children in this German language film are fabulous and the friend who attended the preview with me said that she had to keep repeating to herself that it wasn't real, so she didn't break down. It is also a fascinating story of friendship and courage.