Son of Saul (2015)
Overview
In the horror of 1944 Auschwitz, a prisoner forced to burn the corpses of his own people finds moral survival trying to save from the flames the body of a boy he takes for his son, seeking to give him a proper jewish burial.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $1,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,777,043.00 |
| Original Language | hu |
| Popularity | 12.239 |
Directed By
László Nemes
Crew
László Nemes
László Nemes
Mátyás Erdély
Clara Royer
Matthieu Taponier
Gábor Rajna
Orsolya Vercz
Gergely Csepregi
Benjamin Freidenberg
Dorka Kiss
György Réder
Judit Varga
Mariann Molnár
Viktor Racsek
Szabolcs Princz
Edit Szücs
Zoltán Lovasi
Gábor Sipos
Tamás Zányi
László Rajk
Erzsébet Forgács
Barnabás Princz
Tamás Beke
László Melis
Tamás Dévényi
Veronika Nemes-Jeles
Árpád Szirmai
Éva Zabezsinszkij
Krisztina Pintér
Judit Stalter
Adrienn Hod
Róbert Vámos
TOP CAST
Géza Röhrig
Saul Ausländer
Levente Molnár
Abraham
Urs Rechn
Eli Biedermann (Oberkapo)
Todd Charmont
Bearded Prisoner
Jerzy Walczak
Rabbi Frankel
Balázs Farkas
Saul's Son
Gergö Farkas
Saul's Son
Sándor Zsótér
Miklós (Jewish Doctor)
Marcin Czarnik
Feigenbaum (Polish Foreman)
Levente Orbán
Russian Prisoner
Kamil Dobrowolski
Mietek
Uwe Lauer
Oberscharführer Voss
Christian Harting
Oberscharführer Busch
Attila Fritz
Yankl (Young Prisoner)
Mihály Kormos
Schlojme
Márton Ágh
Apikojresz (Greek Rabbi)
Amitai Kedar
Hirsch (Gold Collecting Prisoner)
István Pion
Katz
Juli Jakab
Ella
Polgár Tamás
Landesman
Rozi Székely
Female Kapo
Ernő Fekete
SS Doctor
László Somorjai
Elderly Rabbi
Eszter Csépai
Young girl in female barrack
Björn Freiberg
Extra
Tom Pilath
SS Officer
Péter Takátsy
Soldier
Mendy Cahan
Sonderkommando Member
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