The Yellow Ticket

Year: 1918

Runtime: 58 mins

Language: German

Director: Eugen Illés

Drama

Directed by Vicor Janson and Eugen Illes, this film shot in Warsaw follows Lea (Irene Negri), a Jewish orphan who hides her identity to enroll in St. Petersburg medical school. Facing bias as a woman, orphan and Jew, her fierce ambition fuels a melodrama with multiple twists, the final twist further tests her identity and underscores her spirit.

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