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Into the North
In 1939, a group of Jewish teenagers has to leave for Denmark in order to escape from the fate of their parents, relatives and friends. They spend 4 years together in a unique oasis, which enables them to start their new lives.
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In 1939, a group of Jewish teenagers has to leave for Denmark in order to escape from the fate of their parents, relatives and friends. They spend 4 years together in a unique oasis, which enables them to start their new lives.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Judita Matyášová, Natasha Dudinski
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Mimesis Film, i/o post
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