In Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia, a childless couple agree to hide a Jewish friend at great personal risk of discovery and execution.
Director:
Jan Hrebejk
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| Bolek Polívka | ... | Josef Cízek | |
| Anna Sisková | ... | Marie Cizková | |
| Csongor Kassai | ... | David Wiener | |
| Jaroslav Dusek | ... | Horst Prohaska | |
| Martin Huba | ... | Dr. Albrecht Kepke | |
| Jirí Pecha | ... | Frantisek Simácek | |
| Simona Stasová | ... | Libuse Simácková | |
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Vladimír Marek | ... | SS Officer |
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Richard Tesarík | ... | Captain |
| Karel Hermánek | ... | Captain (voice) | |
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Otto Sevcík | ... | SS Offcier |
| Jirí Kodet | ... | Dr. Fischer-Rybáf | |
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Petr Knotek | ||
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Helena Neuwirthová | ||
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Nelly Kocarjan | ||
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In World War II Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia, a childless couple, Josef and Marie Cizek, can only watch while the Jewish family of their employers, the Wieners, are first removed from their own home to a spare room in their house by the Nazis, then deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp. Years later, young David Wiener, the sole surviving member of that family has managed to escape and make it to the Cizeks. Although fully aware of the extreme danger of harboring a Jew in the Third Reich, the Cizek's can not permit themselves to leave David to certain death and agree to hide him. However, this decision leads to terrible danger of discovery by the Nazis and especially their friend and Nazi collaborator, Horst Prohazka, who is attracted to Marie. With desperate cleverness and luck, the Cizeks struggle to keep the secret, even when Horst begins to suspect. In doing so, they find themselves making unorthodox choices and learning about the true nature of the people around them. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)
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In a war-torn village, one couple makes the ultimate sacrifice to save another.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
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Country:
Czech RepublicRelease Date:
16 March 2000 (Czech Republic) See more »Also Known As:
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Jaromer, Czech RepublicEdit
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Opening Weekend USA:
$28,583, 10 June 2001, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$1,320,112, 23 December 2001Company Credits
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This movie is intelligent and thought provoking as it examines, without judgment, the human capacity for both good and evil in its portrayal of several citizens of a small town in Czechoslovakia during the Nazi occupation. It is rare that a movie be harrowing, funny, sweet, and heart wrenching without being contrived. What distinguishes this movie about wartime loyalties and collaboration with the enemy from well worn cliches is its finely nuanced portrayal of each character. Not every collaborator is deserving of punishment and not every so called resistance fighter is a hero. It is an emotionally rewarding movie and it shows that human behavior cannot be reduced to a Manichean struggle.