Hitler's Aunt

Set in the 1940s, Hitler's Aunt tells the story of Leon and his sons, who work as sandblasters on the Vistula River. Their lives change when they rescue a Jewish woman and her daughter from the river, who have escaped from Warsaw. Leon's decision to shelter them in his home puts his family's safety at stake, highlighting the personal risks taken during this dark chapter in history.

This film is part of the Kto ratuje jedno życie, ten ratuje cały świat Kolekcja collection, which emphasizes stories of bravery and sacrifice in challenging times. The performances by the top cast, including Marta Ścisłowicz and Jakub Guszkowski, bring depth to the narrative, making it a significant portrayal of compassion amid adversity. Collectors interested in historical dramas will find this film's exploration of moral dilemmas and human resilience particularly compelling.