
Save one life, save the world.
British stockbroker Nicholas Winton visits Czechoslovakia in the 1930s and forms plans to assist in the rescue of Jewish children before the onset of World War II, in an operation that came to be known as the Kindertransport.
- 7.8
- 2023
- Released
- 1h 49m

Anthony Hopkins
Nicholas Winton
Johnny Flynn
Young Nicholas Winton
Lena Olin
Grete Winton
Romola Garai
Doreen Warriner
Alex Sharp
Trevor Chadwick
Jonathan Pryce
Martin Blake
Helena Bonham Carter
Babi Winton
Ziggy Heath
Young Martin Blake
Marthe Keller
Betty Maxwell
Tim Steed
Bernard
Matilda Thorpe
Nina
Samantha Spiro
Esther Rantzen
Adrian Rawlins
Geoff
Tom Glenister
William Hughes
Michael Gould
Leadbetter
Samuel Finzi
Rabbi Hertz
Jiří Šimek
Rudi
Ffion Jolly
Barbara Winton
Simon Thorp
Mr. Hart
Emily Laing
BBC Researcher
Henrietta Garden
Vera Gissing
Anna Darvas
Lady Milena Grenfell-Baines
Jonathan Tafler
Hanus Snabl
Barbora Vacková
Monika Holub
Jolana Jirotková
Gap-Toothed Girl
Michal Škach
Jan Slonek
Samuel Himal
Karel Slonek
Matej Karas
Petr Slonek
Ella Novakova
Lenka
Martin Bednár
Vaclav Slonek
Petr Jeništa
Communist BCRC Volunteer
Darren Clarke
Home Office Clerk
Nick Blakeley
Junior Civil Servant
Kateřina Jebavá
German Mother
Sean Brodeur
Father
Frantiska Polakova
Young Vera Diamontova
Alzbeta Cerna
Eva Diamontova
Dan Vynohradnyk
Tommy
Max Vynohradnyk
Honza
Antonie Formanová
Marta Diamontova
Beáta Mikušová
Frightened Girl
Janusz Hummel
Father at Train Window
Michaela Hráská
Mother at Train Window
Jiří Valeš
Lone Father
Kateřina Kocichová
Shocked Mother
Milan Ligač
Czech Military
Stuart Ramsay
Gavin Campbell
Matilda Bedford
Restaurant Hostess
Charles Armstrong
Wine Waiter
Angus Kennedy
New Statesman Reporter
Lukáš Král
Reluctant Father
Vilma Frantová
Weeping Mother
Aleš Bílík
Officer on Train
Jaromíra Mílová
Vera's Foster Mother
Liam Smith
Railway Official
Marie-Claire Wood
Betty's Assistant
Eliška Jechová
Panicked Mother
Justin Svoboda
Angry Father
Joe Weintraub
Gestapo Officer
Barbora Černá
Gap-Toothed Girl's Mother
Richard Popple
Steve Watson
Alma Salomon
Vera's Granddaughter
Barbora Váchová
Monika Holub
Kemal Shah
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- #refugee train
- #war hero
- #nazi invasion
- #jewish family
- #kindertransport
- #jewish refugee
- #1930s
- #semi-biographical
- #pre-war
- #jewish history
- #jews
- #nazi germany
- #jews in hiding
- #dramatic
- #jewish child
- #jewish community
- #empathetic
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