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Movie Info
Jewish teenager Salek (Marco Hofschneider) is separated from his family when they flee their home in Germany after Kristallnacht. He ends up in a Russian orphanage for two years, but when Nazi troops reach Russia he convinces them he is a German Aryan, and becomes an invaluable interpreter and then an unwitting war hero. His deception becomes increasingly difficult to maintain after he joins the Hitler Youth and finds love with beautiful Leni (Julie Delpy), a fervent anti-Semite.
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Rating: R (Mature Treatment of Holocaust)
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Genre: History, Drama, War
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Original Language: German
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Director: Agnieszka Holland
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Producer: Margaret Ménégoz, Artur Brauner
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Writer: Paul Hengge, Agnieszka Holland
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (DVD):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $23.2K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Orion Pictures
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Production Co: Zespół Filmowy Perspektywa, Central Cinema Company Film (CCC), Telmar Film International Ltd., Les Films du Losange
Cast & Crew

Marco Hofschneider
Solly (Salomon Perel)

Julie Delpy
Leni

André Wilms
Soldier Robert Kellerman

Ashley Wanninger
Gerd

Hanns Zischler
Captain von Lerenau

Klaus Kowatsch
Schulz

Halina Łabonarska
Leni's Mother

Delphine Forest
Inna

René Hofschneider
Isaak

Jorg Schnass
Bannfuhrer

Nathalie Schmidt
Basia

Agnieszka Holland
Director

Paul Hengge
Writer

Agnieszka Holland
Writer

Janusz Morgenstern
Executive Producer

Lew Rywin
Executive Producer

Margaret Ménégoz
Producer

Artur Brauner
Producer

Zbigniew Preisner
Original Music

Jacek Petrycki
Cinematographer

Isabelle Lorente
Film Editing

Ewa Smal
Film Editing

Margot Capelier
Casting

Marie-Christine Capelier
Casting

Sarah Thomsen
Casting

Allan Starski
Production Design

Ewa Braun
Set Decoration

Wieslawa Starska
Costume Design

Malgorzata Stefaniak
Costume Design
Critic Reviews for Europa, Europa
Audience Reviews for Europa, Europa
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Aug 06, 2012A Jew avoids the Holocaust by pretending to be a German translator and subsequently joins the Hitler Youth. I'll give this film credit for an inherently dramatic and compelling idea - a Jew who is forced to hide his identity among people who seek his destruction. But what holds this film back is the performance by Marco Hofschneider. There is only one scene in which I believed the film's plot produced an internal conflict for the protagonist - when the teacher was evaluating his "racial purity." Every other scene was played off so blithely that I wondered if the actor understood the story. In fact, there were several scenes that I wondered whether or not the dramatic situation was being played for comedic effect. And in order to get to the story, there are several quirks of fate, like the protagonist leading German troops to the Russian hideout, that defy verisimilitude. Overall, this is a great idea for a film, but the result is somewhat less than its parts.
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Jun 27, 2012In a stretch of cosmic irony, a true story of a Jewish lad during WWll who finds himself inducted into the Semite-hating Hitler youth. Incredible Forrest Gump-like circumstances happen often and fall wonderously like candy through a hole in the ceiling.kevin w Super Reviewer
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Sep 10, 2011Europa Europa is an incredible autobiography of Solomon Perel that features how a circumcised male reproductive organ can both be an asset and a liability in Nazi Germany, World War II. Outstanding.
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Jul 24, 2011The film tells the remarkable true story of a Jewish boy, Solly, who survived the holocaust posing as a pure bred nazi. Living with a circumcised thing inside his pants, among a bunch of antisemitic nazis does'nt exactly turn out to be that easy for Solly. The film takes us through the agony of Solly for having to give up his tradition and beliefs, and through the fear he has to live with of being caught in his lie.
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