The Boat Is Full

Year: 1981

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: German

Director: Markus Imhoof

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Switzerland barred refugees in WWII, saying “Our boat is full.” When a German train stops in a remote valley, six escapees—four Jews, a French child and a German deserter—find shelter at a village inn. They pretend to be a family, assigning each other roles, but the local constable’s investigation exposes the ruse, deciding who will be allowed to stay and who will be sent away.

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