David

1979
12
2 Std. 5 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuDavid (Mario Fischel), the son of a local rabbi (Walter Taub), sees the rise in anti-Semitism in 1930s Germany, but it isn't until his father's synagogue is burned down and his mother (Irene... Alles lesenDavid (Mario Fischel), the son of a local rabbi (Walter Taub), sees the rise in anti-Semitism in 1930s Germany, but it isn't until his father's synagogue is burned down and his mother (Irene Vrkijan) is harassed and intimidated that he realizes just how dangerous Germany has beco... Alles lesenDavid (Mario Fischel), the son of a local rabbi (Walter Taub), sees the rise in anti-Semitism in 1930s Germany, but it isn't until his father's synagogue is burned down and his mother (Irene Vrkijan) is harassed and intimidated that he realizes just how dangerous Germany has become. For a while, he and his family manage to survive underground in Berlin. But a close en... Alles lesen

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6,6/10

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Rating 8 stars, movie in HD quality available

Nazi-Germany in 1933: David Singer is a modest boy, the son of a rabbi, who tries to get along in Silesian society despite his jewish background. He lives with his parents and sister in Liegnitz (today it is named Legnica as part of Poland) about 100 miles east of Dresden.

Living conditions are rapidly deteriorating, although the Singer family is trying hard not to give the oppressors any reason to treat them badly. Cut off from all escape routes in the midst of war, they must hide and eventually separate to seek survival on their own.

Director Peter Lilienthal's decent 1979 artwork, whose strength is its realism, shows fatalistic people, whether German or Jewish, in a downward spiral with no escape, without zooming or panning. He just changed the focus! In short, worth seeing, despite the slow start.