Küldetés Evianba

Set in the critical lead-up to World War II, Küldetés Evianba presents a poignant narrative about the Refugee Conference where the fate of half a million Jews hangs in the balance. The film follows Professor Benda, who is sent by the Nazis to persuade diplomats to pay for Jewish lives, revealing the chilling reality of political negotiations in the face of impending disaster.

Directed by Erika Szántó, this film stands out not only for its historical context but also for its perspective as a work by a woman director. It features a talented cast, including Klaus Abramowsky, Venczel Vera, Frigyes Hollósi, and Anna Nagy, contributing to a powerful exploration of human responsibility during one of history's darkest times. With a runtime of 95 minutes, it offers a compelling look at the complexities of moral choices in the face of political expediency.