Betrayed (2020)
Betrayed
”In WWII Norway, the Braude family believes they'll be safe from Nazis, but small choices lead to devastating consequences.”
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Why watch this film?
One of the most remembered conflicts in cinema is, without a doubt, World War II, one of the most complicated periods of the world. This is yet another production set in this context. Set in Norway, we see the deportation of Norwegian Jews to Auschwitz, in Poland. The production manages to be very faithful in portraying this harsh reality focused on the Braude family. An extremely difficult movie to watch as, unfortunately, we know the ending of this story.
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Plot summary
World War II. When the Nazis invade Norway, the Braudes believe they will be kept safe by the government, but small choices doom their faith forever. The true story of a Jewish family on their terrible journey to Auschwitz.
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