Walking with the Enemy

Synopsis

During World War II, a young Jewish man in Hungary disguises himself as a Nazi officer to save his family and other Jews. Guided by a desire to resist the oppressive regime, he embarks on a dangerous journey to sabotage German operations and rescue his fellow countrymen. Through bravery and cunning, he risks his life to defy the enemy and provide hope to those affected by the war. As he navigates through treacherous situations, he must confront moral dilemmas and make sacrifices to uphold his principles and protect the innocent in this gripping tale of courage and resilience.

Cast

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  Jonas Armstrong

  Elek Cohen

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  Hannah Tointon

  Hannah Schoen

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  Ben Kingsley

  Regent Miklos Horthy

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  Simon Dutton

  Miklos Schoen

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  Burn Gorman

  Lt. Colonel Otto Skorzeny

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  Shane Taylor

  Miklos Horthy Jr.

Reviews

Walking with the Enemy has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its historical significance and gripping narrative, others found fault in its execution and character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 44%, indicating a divisive reception among viewers. IMDb users rated it 6.5 out of 10, reflecting a moderate level of audience satisfaction. Metacritic scored the movie with 44/100, suggesting a lukewarm critical consensus. Some critics commended the lead actor Jonas Armstrong for his compelling performance, while others criticized the pacing and predictability of the plot. Overall, Walking with the Enemy offers an intriguing perspective on WWII resistance but falls short in delivering a truly captivating cinematic experience.