Out of the Ashes

Apr 13, 2003

1h 53m

★ 6.3

Overview

The real-life story of Gisella Perl, a Jewish Hungarian doctor imprisoned in the notorious Auschwitz death camp of World War II.

Genres

Drama

TV Movie

Production Companies

Lithuanian Film Studio

Ardent Productions

Contenders Only

Cypress Point Productions

Out of the Ashes Trailers

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Cast

Gisella Perl

Christine Lahti

Peter Schuman, Interrogator

Bruce Davison

Dr. Mengele

Jonathan Cake

Herman Prentiss, Interrogator

Beau Bridges

Jake Smith

Richard Crenna

Frederick Krauss

Jolyon Baker

Marta Weiss

Jessica Beitchman

Moshe Perl

Oliver Cotton

Fanny Pearl

Michelle Fine

Didi Goldstein

Zoie Palmer

Esther Jacob

Maria Ricossa

Zozia

Ingrid Veninger

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