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Miracle at Midnight (1998)
Gripping historical drama presents a triumphant celebration of the human spirit. The true-life story of how one Danish family risked their lives in a remarkable effort to save thousands of their Jewish countrymen from the horror of Nazi concentration camps. Hendrik and his doctor father undertake the dangerous task of deceiving the Nazis and hiding Jewish families. When the Koster men must themselves go into hiding, Henrik's sister and mother are left to face capture by the suspicious Gestapo.
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Gripping historical drama presents a triumphant celebration of the human spirit. The true-life story of how one Danish family risked their lives in a remarkable effort to save thousands of their Jewish countrymen from the horror of Nazi concentration camps. Hendrik and his doctor father undertake the dangerous task of deceiving the Nazis and hiding Jewish families. When the Koster men must themselves go into hiding, Henrik's sister and mother are left to face capture by the suspicious Gestapo.
Rating:G
Genre:Drama, TV Movie, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Chris Bryant, Monte Merrick
In Theaters:3/17/1998
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Davis Entertainment, Walt Disney Television
Cast
Ken Cameron
Director
Sam Waterston
Dr. Karl Koster
Mia Farrow
Doris Koster
Justin Whalin
Henrik Koster
Patrick Malahide
Georg Duckwitz
Benedick Blythe
Gen. Werner Best
Barry McGovern
Rabbi Ben Abrams
Daisy Beaumont
Hannah Abrams
Nicola Mycroft
Else Koster
Alan Devine
Jorgen
Mario Rosenstock
Major Langer
Andrew Scott
Michael Grunbaum
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