Als Hitler Das Rosa Kaninchen Stahl "When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit" (German with English Subtitles)

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When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit
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When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

Event Date

Wed 20 Nov 2024

Event Time

10:30 - 12:40

Location

Goethe Institut, 50 Princes Gate, Exhibition Road, Kensington, London, SW7 2 PH, England

Unclassified

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Cost

FREE

Recommended Age Group

7–14

Curriculum Subject/s

  • Citizenship
  • German
  • History
  • Human Rights
  • Languages
  • Twentieth Century
  • World History

With far-right forces having been on the rise for years, Berlin in the early 1930s has become an unsafe place for many minorities. Anna is only nine years old when her father, a well-known Jewish journalist, is targeted by the Nazi regime and her family make the decision to escape the city and become refugees. Along with her 12-year-old brother and her mother, Anna is forced to leave behind everything she knows, including her precious pink rabbit, and traverse Europe looking for a safe place to settle down. With their journey taking them from Switzerland to Paris and subsequently to London, this is a story about resilience and desperation in the face of oppression seen through the eyes of innocence. Useful as a snapshot of history, this German film also contains the ever important and effective human touch through its well-drawn characters.

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Film title

When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit


Synopsis

With far-right forces having been on the rise for years, Berlin in the early 1930s has become an unsafe place for many minorities. Anna is only nine years old when her father, a well-known Jewish journalist, is targeted by the Nazi regime and her family make the decision to escape the city and become refugees. Along with her 12-year-old brother and her mother, Anna is forced to leave behind everything she knows, including her precious pink rabbit, and traverse Europe looking for a safe place to settle down. With their journey taking them from Switzerland to Paris and subsequently to London, this is a story about resilience and desperation in the face of oppression seen through the eyes of innocence. Useful as a snapshot of history, this German film also contains the ever important and effective human touch through its well-drawn characters.

Director/s

Caroline Link

Year

2019

Country of Production

Germany / Italy / Switzerland

Genres

  • Drama
  • Period and Historical
  • War

Language

English / French / German / Swiss German

Duration

119 minutes

Subtitles

English

Venue name

Goethe Institut

Address

50 Princes Gate,
Kensington,
London ,
SW7 2 PH

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