During the Holocaust, a young Jewish girl flees from the grasp of the Gestapo and finds herself stranded on an abandoned farm.
Credited cast: | |||
Andrea Fantauzzi | ... | Adira | |
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Seth Andrew Macchi | ... | Eric |
Jeffrey Staab | ... | Poppa | |
Christie Courville | ... | Momma | |
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Roger Denesha | ... | Private Nast |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Alexander T. Buettner | ... | Private Wagner | |
Chris Bylsma | ... | Male Captive | |
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Michael Cootes | ... | Private Hartmen |
Davis DeRock | ... | Ernst Schaffer (as Davis Lee DeRock Jr.) | |
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Marilyn Hall | ... | Older Adira |
Shawn Eric Jones | ... | Private Braun (as Shawn Jones) | |
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Amelie Vienne Lincoln | ... | LIttle Girl |
Erik J. Pratt | ... | Sergeant Major Metzger | |
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Nicole Santorella | ... | Female Captive |
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Jacob Scribner | ... | Dieter Ackerman |
During the Holocaust, a young Jewish girl flees from the grasp of the Gestapo and finds herself stranded on an abandoned farm.
It's unfortunate that the main actress overacted in much of the film and that her wig was so obvious. That; and the glaring plot holes such as the missing nazi guard at the end; were very distracting to a story that could have been much better told. This is a worthwhile story- and deserved more care in its telling. We; as a society; tend to rate movies about nazi Germany, cancer, aids etc; much higher than they would have been otherwise. We all recognize the importance of remembering. But this felt lazy.