Waiting for Anya

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Liza H @RT31274655 Dec 29 I really enjoyed the movie, the acting was good, I honestly recommend it, It’s a nice story in a terrible situation lke the WWII See more Yining Q @YseraQin Dec 7 纪实性很强的电影，像长辈讲的过去的故事，在中国十四年抗日战争期间，在中国农村这样的侵略者的殖民统治更为普遍，但是我们的故事却没有像这样有真实感地流传下来，很可惜。noah sweet boy，特别纯真的少年。 See more Joe D @RT21751528 05/27/2024 I enjoyed it. A good story with good morals. The view of the mountains and terrain was beautiful! Great camera work. See more Diana M @RT70864767 09/04/2023 It is 1942 WWII and the Germans have taken control of Northern France. A Jewish man, Benjamin takes his daughter, Anya, to a train station leaving France. But they are seen and he desperately manages to get her onto a bus. He stays behind, barely escaping the Nazis. "We always said if we ever got separated, we would meet at grandma's house" - Benjamin Now in 1943, Nazis arrive in a small mountain village in Southern France were Benjamin is hiding at his mother-in-laws (Horcada), waiting on Anya. "I'm staying until Anya comes" - Benjamin But when a young shepherd boy, Jo, discovers that Horcada is not only hiding Benjamin, but many Jewish children, he decides to help them hide and smuggle the children across the border into Spain. "Some people collect coins, stamps, we collect enemies of the Reich, children. Jewish children" - Horcada Now the entire village is at risk under the rule and punishment of the third Reich... And they must decide whether to surrender to evil or come together to save these children, even if it puts their lives at risk. "To those with secrets, rest assured we will come to your door" - Lt Weissmann Wow! What a wonderful movie and based on a true story. This story is more about courage and compassion (without being preachy) beautifully shot and brilliant acting by the entire cast. Cast - Anjelica Huston, Noah Schnapp, Jean Reno, Frederick Schmidt, Thomas Kretschmann See more Peter W @RT12077588 01/05/2023 Overall, this film is quite dramatic, touching and at times, suspenseful.  It feels more like a TV mini-series based on the on-screen quality of visuals and soundtrack rather than a huge blockbuster film. Performances are fine; Noah Schnapp and Anjelica Huston deliver the strongest presence out of the entire cast. The film is quite slow during its first and second acts, leading to a more powerful finale. See more john g @RT89858837 08/30/2022 A warm hearted movie of perseverance! See more Read all reviews

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