Review of Walking with the Enemy (2014) by Nick U — 25 May 2017
5/25/17 Netflix DVD.
This is the story of the lesser know Pinchas Rosenbaum who helped save hundreds of Jews from the Nazi occupation of Hungary in 1944. Pinchas was actually an assistant to the much larger program led by Carl Lutz who was the Swedish consul who saved thousands of Jews through issuance of citizenship papers and refuge in the Glass House. This was an entertaining movie but a little stilted and formulaic with mean, heartless Nazis and gentle Jews who felt everything would work out. Certainly no Schindlers list but worth your two hours.
This review of Walking with the Enemy (2014) was written by Nick U on 25 May 2017.
Walking with the Enemy has generally received mixed reviews.
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