Into the North

Name: Into the North
Director: Natasha Dudinski
Released: 2015

Natasha Dudinski 2015

A group of Czech Jewish teenagers sets out on a journey to the North. Without their parents to look after them, they must rely on each other. That’s how their great adventure starts. They spend four years in Denmark, an oasis in the midst of raging WWII. More than seventy years later, they are ready to tell their story, a coming-of-age refugee story with a happy ending, courtesy of thousands of openhearted Danes.

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Running Time:

89 min.

Spoken Languages:

Czech, Danish, English, Hebrew

Subtitles:

Czech, English, Hebrew

Directors:

Natasha Dudinski

Producers:

Jan Macola

Cinematographers:

Natasha Dudinski

Editors:

Hedvika Hansalová

Production Companies:

Mimesis Film

Immigration and Migrat..

Jewish Studies

War

Festival Participation

One World International Film Festival - 2015

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