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MOVIE

To Life!

3.9
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Rating
NRA
Duration
1h 26m
Year
2016
Language
German
Publisher
Menemsha Films

About

Jonas, a young man on the run, arrives in Berlin just in time to save Ruth's life. Evicted from her apartment, the sarcastic but warm-hearted aging Jewish cabaret singer saw no other way out than suicide. Meanwhile Jonas, driven by a secret, is also fleeing from his love and his future. As Ruth recovers, she and Jonas form a deep bond informed by her own tragic love for a non-Jewish man in post-WWII Germany - a love burdened by the legacy of the horrors perpetrated by Nazi Germany. As Jonas discovers Ruth's past and takes part in her present, his attentions and the passionate, lusty Yiddish songs of her youth help her find the way back to life. In turn, when Ruth learns Jonas is incurably ill, she helps him find the strength to tackle his fears, and to forcefully propose "L'Chaim – To Life!" Featuring Hannelore Elsner, the grande dame of German cinema, and versatile young star Max Riemelt, director Uwe Janson weaves a tale that effortlessly shifts between World War II, the post-war generation and today.

Related Subjects

  • Faith & Inspiration

Extended Details

  • SubtitlesEnglish
  • Closed CaptionsNo

Artists

Uwe JansonDirector
Stephen GlantzWriter
Volker KellnerWriter
Michael ZechbauerProducer
Alice BraunerProducer
Max RiemeltActor
Hannelore ElsnerActor