The Crossing

Set in 1942, The Crossing tells the story of siblings Gerda and Otto, who must navigate perilous circumstances after their parents are arrested for their involvement in the Norwegian resistance. Left to fend for themselves, they discover two Jewish children hidden in their home. With the backdrop of Nazi occupation, the siblings take on the challenge of helping Sarah and Daniel escape to safety in Sweden.

As a family film, The Crossing provides an engaging way for audiences to learn about the harsh realities of war, the persecution of Jews, and the bravery required to stand against oppression. Its narrative, based on a novel, adds depth to the portrayal of this historical period, making it an impactful viewing experience.