Süskind

2012
1h 58min

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Jeroen Spitzenberger and Ralph Moerman in Süskind (2012)

Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, un membre du Conseil juif d'Amsterdam trouve un moyen d'épargner aux enfants la déportation vers les camps de la mort.Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, un membre du Conseil juif d'Amsterdam trouve un moyen d'épargner aux enfants la déportation vers les camps de la mort.Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, un membre du Conseil juif d'Amsterdam trouve un moyen d'épargner aux enfants la déportation vers les camps de la mort.

Réalisation
- Rudolf van den Berg
Scénario
- Chris W. Mitchell
- Rudolf van den Berg
Casting principal

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6,9/10

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Réalisation
- Rudolf van den Berg
Scénario
- Chris W. Mitchell
- Rudolf van den Berg
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 3 victoires et 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The film is based on the true story of Walter Süskind (1906 -1945), a German Jew who helped about 600 Jewish children escape the Holocaust. He worked with Henriette Henriques Pimentel, Felix Halverstad and Johan van Huls, to gather children who were not registered and smuggle them out of Amsterdam. Around 600 children were saved. In 1944, Süskind, his wife and his daughter were sent to the Westerbork transit camp. All three perished, the wife and daughter in a concentration camp, Suskind himself on a death march.

Gaffes
When Süskind looks up his family in the register, his own birth date is correct but his wife Johanna's is listed as 11-1-1906 (January 11). Her actual birth date was 1-11-1906 (November 1).

Connexions
Featured in De wereld draait door: Épisode #9.8 (2013)

Bandes originales
Summer 1945
Written by Bob Zimmerman and Nando Eweg
Violin solo by Janine Jansen

Avis des utilisateurs5

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a wise manner to present a touching sensitive fragment of Shoah . a delicate, precise science to use pieces of an well-known episode, at first sigh. Süskind has the essential virtue to not be another Schindler list. and, more important, it represents a little more than a Jewish page of recent history but a testimony about hope, fight for the other case self - sacrifice and solitude in middle of war. the cast is great and the art of director to recreate a drawing of a tragedy with noble roots is admirable at whole. the movie has its specific identity and escapes from the large-gray definition - another film about Holocaust. a special note for the work of Karl Markovics.