As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me
2001, War/Drama, 2h 37m
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A German POW (Bernhard Bettermann) escapes from a Siberian prison camp and finds help from a band of Arctic natives while trekking home.
Cast & Crew
Bernhard Bettermann
Clemens Forell
Clemens Forell
André Hennicke
Bauknecht
Bauknecht
Michael Mendl
Dr. Stauffer
Dr. Stauffer
Irina Pantaeva
Irina
Irina
Irina Narbekova
Dr. Pachmutova
Dr. Pachmutova
Antonio Wannek
Mattern
Mattern
Critic Reviews for As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me
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Oct 14, 2010Ok, I really liked this even though at times it seemed like a German version of a made-for-tv movie. I also am having a hard time believing everything that happened to him, like the part with the beautiful eskimo woman. But, all in all, it was really good. I got chills during the very last scene.Cynthia S Super Reviewer
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Feb 18, 2010Mesmerizing account of a German POW making his way back across 3000 miles of Russia after escaping from a Soviet forced labor camp in Siberia. A bit slow in a few places. One might do well to fast-forward through the first 8 minutes of irrelevant and sappy family sentiment, to the point where the prisoners actually debark from the trains and begin their ordeal. This film could have been a bit more gritty, but it is nevertheless a very interesting adventure. Well produced, German language, English subtitles.Pamela D Super Reviewer
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Aug 31, 2008My love for Escape movies and P.O.Ws is what made me watch this underrated, practically unknown movie. It's all about a german pow held captive in a labour camp in Siberia, escaping the camp on foot and walking out nearly 15.000 kilometers to freedom, to his wife and little kids. A good movie, but it's way overlong and goes at a very slow pace. Patience is the key :)Raja N Super Reviewer
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