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Synopsis: Wolf Children period drama is inspired by the true story of German troop orphaned children, who between 1946 and 1947 roamed the Soviets occupied areas of the former East Prussia, trying to get to friendly to families in Lithuania. Wolf Children period drama is set in 1946 and follows a group of war orphans who are struggling to survive in the ruins of post-war Europe. The plot focuses on fourteen Hans who after the death of their mother decides to go with his younger brother Charles to Lithuania. The brothers, however, are on their way compelled to flee before Soviet troops and unplanned splits. Hans, driven by the seemingly hopeless desire to find his brother, joins the group of orphans nicknamed wolf children to the territory of a foreign country waged unequal struggle with hunger, weather and disease. After losing a war in the former Prussian region fell to the Soviet Union find themselves in the position of game two brothers - the older Hans (Levin Liam) and younger Fritzen (Patri
Genre: Drama, History
Director(s): Rick Ostermann
  1 win & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Year:
2013
91 min
19 Views


Are they treating you well?

And you're called Joni now?

Your name is Fritz!

- No, I'm Jonas.

Jonas, who has his own bed

and no longer has to starve.

Mom told us not to forget who we are.

That we are a family.

Are you listening?

I've found you.

No-one can separate US HOW.

The farmers mustn't find you here.

Come with me, then.

We'll find the farm mother spoke of.

What if they also only take one in?

I'm staying.

Hans, I'm happy here.

I get plenty to eat every day.

Sleep well. Until tomorrow.

Name?

Jonas.

Hans Uwe Arendt.

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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