Trailer

The Invisibles (Die Unsichtbaren)

Runtime
1hr 50mins
Directed by
Claus Räfle
Featuring
Max Mauff,
Alice Dwyer,
Ruby O. Fee
Film Language
German
Body

NEW ENGLAND PREMIERE

In June 1943, as the Nazis declared the Reich “judenfrei” - “free of Jews,” thousands of Jews were living in hiding or under false identities in Berlin.

In this suspenseful and fascinating film, filmmaker Claus Raefle focuses on the stories of several young people (nicknamed “U-Boats” or “submarines”) who, through various means, attempted to evade capture. The Invisibles brings narrative and emotional intensity to these astonishingly true stories by using a hybrid of documentary and highly accomplished drama.

Awards: Winner, Audience Award, Mill Valley Film Festival

Screening as part of the National Center for Jewish Film’s 21st annual film festival.

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