The Boat Is Full

Synopsis

The Boat Is Full (Das Boot ist voll) is a Swiss drama film set in Switzerland during World War II. The story revolves around a group of refugees seeking asylum, portrayed through the journey of a Swiss family that agrees to hide them in their farm. As tensions rise with the arrival of more refugees, the family must navigate the moral dilemmas and challenges of protecting their guests amidst the backdrop of war. The film captures the complexities of humanity, trust, and survival during a time of desperation and uncertainty.

Cast

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  Tina Engel

  Judith Krueger

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  Hans Diehl

  Hannes Krueger

• Mathias Gnädinger

  Franz Flueckiger

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  Curt Bois

  Lazar Ostrowskij

• Martin Walz

  Olaf Landau

• Ilse Bahrs

  Mrs. Ostrowskij

Reviews

The Boat Is Full received critical acclaim for its poignant storytelling and powerful performances. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its compelling narrative and emotional depth, stating 'a haunting portrayal of survival and sacrifice'. IMDb users lauded the movie's historical accuracy and the cast's excellent portrayal of their characters, with one reviewer stating, 'a hidden gem that highlights the resilience of the human spirit'. Metacritic highlighted the film's ability to immerse viewers in the characters' struggles and the harsh realities of wartime Switzerland. Overall, The Boat Is Full is a thought-provoking film that resonates with its audience, earning a solid rating of 7.1/10 on IMDb.

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