The Ninth Day
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11/11/2004Runtime
98 minsOverview
A drama loosely based on Jean Bernard's Nazi-era prison diary.
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GermanBudget
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A morally suffocating examination of faith tested to its breaking point, where a priest granted nine days outside a concentration camp faces impossible choices that force him to confront what he'll sacrifice for survival. The film is a psychological standoff, intimate, oppressive, and deeply rooted in the corruption of power.
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Ulrich Matthes
Abbé Henri Kremer
August Diehl
Untersturmführer Gebhardt
Hilmar Thate
Bischof Philippe
Bibiana Beglau
Marie Kremer
Germain Wagner
Roger Kremer
Jean-Paul Raths
Raymond Schmitt
Ivan Jiřík
Armando Bausch
Götz Burger
Generalvikar Gerard Mersch
Michael König
Gauleiter Simon
Karel Dobrý
Raportführer Bertram
Adolf Filip
Professor Klimek (Kraków)
Petr Janiš
Pater Nansen
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