The Last Stage

Year: 1948

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: Polish

Director: Wanda Jakubowska

Drama

Set in occupied Poland during World War II, the film follows Martha Weiss, a Jewish woman who arrives at Auschwitz with her family. The Nazis assign her to work as an interpreter for camp officials, forcing her to translate orders and witness the daily brutality, while her loved ones are sent to their deaths.

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