The Last Stage

Original title: Ostatni etap

1948
1h 50m

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Female prisoners of various ethnic background struggle to survive the hardships of Auschwitz Concentration Camp.Female prisoners of various ethnic background struggle to survive the hardships of Auschwitz Concentration Camp.Female prisoners of various ethnic background struggle to survive the hardships of Auschwitz Concentration Camp.

Director
- Wanda Jakubowska
Writers
- Wanda Jakubowska
- Gerda Schneider
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7.2/10

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Director
- Wanda Jakubowska
Writers
- Wanda Jakubowska
- Gerda Schneider
Stars

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Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 wins & 3 nominations total

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Director
- Wanda Jakubowska
Writers
- Wanda Jakubowska
- Gerda Schneider
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The film was partly shot on location at Auschwitz concentration camp. The film is based on director Wanda Jakubowska's personal expierences as a prisoner at Auschwitz. She claimed that what helped her to survive Auschwitz was constantly thinking about the documentation of her experiences.

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Featured in Fejezetek a film történetéböl: A lengyel film (1990)

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8/10

A Bleak Film about Auschwitz

Wanda Jakubowska's brutal look on Auschwitz was very disturbing and Horrific; this movie is one of the Early depictions of the Brutality of the Holocaust; in 1948, this movie was very shocking and realistic, and Many people didn't watch it, but it was great movie watched if you are in film school or not. I know that this movie is one of my favorite films of all time. To this day, this film is one of the finest films about the Holocaust. The Event This movie is still quoted extensively by succeeding directors, including Steven Spielberg in Schindler's List One of Spielberg his famous and one of the greatest film of all time.