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La Piedra (1984) | Slate

La Piedra

The film follows in the footsteps of Elvira Hagelstein, a worker from Altona. After imprisonment and torture under the Nazis, she flees to Spain, where she fights in the civil war and rescues many orphans. She later moves to Peru, where she campaigns for political refugees until her death.

Released: 1984
Runtime: 1h 26m
Country: Germany

Direction and writing

Theo GallehrDirector

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