Sobibór, 14 octobre 1943, 16 heures (2001) Directed by Claude Lanzmann
Documentary / History / War
aka: Sobibor
Film Synopsis
The place is Sobibor. The date is 14th October 1943. The
hour is 4 pm. What takes place here and at this time is a unique
event: the only successful uprising in a Nazi death camp in
Poland. 365 prisoners managed to escape, but only 47 of these
survived the atrocities of WWII. This is their story...
Cast: Yehuda Lerner (Himself),
Claude Lanzmann (Interviewer)
Country: France
Language: Hebrew / French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 95 min
Aka:Sobibor
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