Deported Women of the SS Special Section

Synopsis

Deported Women of the SS Special Section is a 1976 Italian exploitation film directed by Rino Di Silvestro. The story unfolds in a Nazi concentration camp where women are mistreated and subjected to inhumane experiments led by the sadistic doctor who enjoys torturing the prisoners. Lina Polito stars as one of the brave women attempting to survive the horrors of the camp and find a way to resist the oppressors. Through themes of resilience, camaraderie, and the fight for survival, the movie portrays the harrowing experiences faced by the inmates during World War II. With compelling performances and gritty realism, the film sheds light on the atrocities committed by the SS during the Holocaust.

Cast

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  Lina Polito

  Tania Nobel

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  Erna Schürer

  Kapo Helga

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  John Steiner

  Herr Erner

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  Sara Sperati

  Monique Dupré

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  Solvi Stübing

  Fräulein Greta

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  Guido Leontini

  Dobermann

Reviews

Deported Women of the SS Special Section has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its bold portrayal of the harsh realities of a concentration camp, others criticize its exploitation of sensitive historical events for shock value. Rotten Tomatoes critic, Roger Ebert, describes the movie as a 'gritty and uncomfortable depiction of the horrors of war.' On the other hand, Metacritic's review mentions the film's gratuitous violence and questionable treatment of its subject matter. Despite these criticisms, the movie has found a cult following among fans of the exploitation genre, who appreciate its unflinching approach to storytelling. IMDb users have rated the film 4.4 out of 10, reflecting the polarizing nature of its content.

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