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Naked Among Wolves

Country: Germany, Language: German, 105 mins

Original Title

Nackt unter Wölfen...aka: The Camp
  • Director: Philipp Kadelbach
  • Writer: Bruno Apitz; Stefan Kolditz
  • Producer: Benjamin Benedict; Jana Brandt

CGiii Comment

A re-make of the 1963 propaganda-laden film...

The very worst and best of mankind...are shown in this superior television film.

For want of a better word...harrowing, from start to finish.

The deftness of the direction...plays with the heartstrings...as does the absorbing score.

Truly, this deserved a cinematic release.


Trailer...

Nackt unter Wölfen / Naked Among Wolves (2015) - Trailer from Jalaludin Trautmann on Vimeo.

The(ir) Blurb...

Concentration camp Buchenwald, end of March 1945. Inmate Hans Pippig discovers in a carrying case of an incoming prisoner a Jewish infant. If reported the three-year-old is dedicated to the death. On the other hand, a violation of the provisions of the camp threatens the long prepared uprising of concentration camp prisoners against the SS.

Cast & Characters

Florian Stetter as Hans Pippig;
Peter Schneider as Andre Hofel;
Sylvester Groth as Helmut Kramer;
Sabin Tambrea as Hermann Reineboth;
Robert Gallinowski as Robert Kluttig;
Rainer Bock as Alois Schwahl;
Rafael Stachowiak as Marian Kropinski;
Thorsten Merten as Hans Bochow;
Torsten Michaelis as August Rose;
Robert Mika as Zacharias Jankowski;
Matthias Bundschuh as Gotthold Zweiling;
Ulrich Brandhoff as Heinrich Schupp;
Torsten Ranft as Mandrill;
Andreas Lust as Forste;
Marko Mandic as Leonid Bogorski