Teresienstadt camp where Nazis held prominent Jews during the World War II. Film shows last days of the camp under the Nazis.
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Title: Transport z ráje (1963)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Zdenek Stepánek | ... | David Loewenbach | |
| Ilja Prachar | ... | Moric Herz | |
| Jirí Vrstála | ... | Binde | |
| Cestmír Randa | ... | Marmulstaub | |
| Ladislav Pesek | ... | Roubicek | |
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Walter Taub | ... | Spiegel |
| Jindrich Narenta | ... | SS-General Knecht | |
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Jaroslav Rauser | ... | Von Holler |
| Josef Vinklár | ... | Vágus | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Josef Abrhám | ... | Datel | |
| Vlastimil Brodský | ... | Mukl | |
| Helga Cocková | ... | Lizinka | |
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Alois Curík | ||
| Juraj Herz | ... | Mylord | |
| Vladimír Hrabánek | ... | Zrzek | |
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Teresienstadt camp where Nazis held prominent Jews during the World War II. Film shows last days of the camp under the Nazis.
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Country:
CzechoslovakiaLanguage:
CzechRelease Date:
15 March 1963 (Czechoslovakia) See more »Also Known As:
Transport from Paradise See more »Company Credits
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Ceskoslovenský Filmexport, Ceskoslovenský Státní Film, Filmové studio Barrandov See more »
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It's the starkness and the banality of Ghetto life contrasting with the intense human dramas that make this film memorable.
The brutality of the Nazis and their obsession with statistics and order is well shown.
This is one of those films that only black and white photography has the power to portray effectively.
This film of the Ghetto Jews' grim reality of processing and subjugation is not something you will ever forget, with the Jewish characters' all to brief time on screen and individual their stories intensifying your pity of their fates.