Drei Tage im April

Drei Tage im April was released on April 7, 1995.

Drei Tage im April was directed by Oliver Storz.

Drei Tage im April has a runtime of 1h 45m.

Drei Tage im April was produced by Dietger Bansberg.

This feature film is set in the small Swabian village of Nesselbühl, Germany, in April 1945, shortly before the end of the war. The roaring guns of the approaching American troops can be heard in the distance and only Anna, daughter of an innkeeper and leader of the German Girls Society (BDM), still believes that hope can be found in trusting the Führer. But then, overnight, a train arrives at the village station bringing a horror nobody is prepared for: three cattle cars of Jewish concentration camp prisoners being moved to a new camp farther away from Allied Forces. The dying prisoners stay on the tracks for three days, strangers no one wants to be responsible for. Strangely enough, life goes on as usual in Nesselbühl. Only for young Anna will nothing be as it was again.

The key characters in Drei Tage im April are Anna Baisch (Karoline Eichhorn), Amalie (Birke Bruck), Steigmeier (Dieter Eppler).

Drei Tage im April is a Drama, War, History film.

Drei Tage im April has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.