La stella di Andra e Tati
Little Andra and Tati Bucci, Italian Jews from Fiume, were 6 and 4 years old when, on March 29, 1944, they were deported to Auschwitz together with their mother, grandmother, aunt, and little cousin Sergio. They managed to survive the initial selections in the concentration camp because Dr. Mengele mistook them for twins and decided to take them to the Kinderblock, the barracks for children destined for eugenics experiments. The bond they formed with each other and the compassion of a female camp guard allowed the little sisters to survive until the liberation of the camp on January 27, 1945.
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Little Andra and Tati Bucci, Italian Jews from Fiume, were 6 and 4 years old when, on March 29, 1944, they were deported to Auschwitz together with their mother, grandmother, aunt, and little cousin Sergio. They managed to survive the initial selections in the concentration camp because Dr. Mengele mistook them for twins and decided to take them to the Kinderblock, the barracks for children destined for eugenics experiments. The bond they formed with each other and the compassion of a female camp guard allowed the little sisters to survive until the liberation of the camp on January 27, 1945.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, War, History
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:RAI, Larcadarte (IT)
Cast
Rosalba Vitellaro, Alessandro Belli
Director
Leo Gullotta
Giovanni Bucci (voice)
Loretta Goggi
Andra Bucci adulta (voice)
Ludovica Modugno
Tatiana Bucci adulta (voice)
Alessandra Cannavale
Andra Bucci bambina (voice)
Beatrice Raimo
Tatiana Bucci bambina (voice)
Laura Morante
Mira (voice)
Chiara Gristina
Gisella (voice)
Valentina Gristina
Insegnante (voice)
Antonella Petrone
Blokova (voice)
Michela Tamburrino
Donna Kanada #2 (voice)
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