Uprising (2001) USA
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Director:Avnet, Jon, Azaria, Hank, Schwimmer, David, Sobieski, Leelee, Sutherland, Donald, Voight, Jon
Studio:Avnet/Kerner Productions
Producer:Jon Avnet, Jordan Kerner, Hester Hargett, Bill Haber, Lisa Lindstrom
Writer:Paul Brickman, Jon Avnet
Rating:7.3 (2,895 votes)
Rated:M15+
Date Added:2012-06-05
ASIN:085392189120
UPC:9780790764313
Price:$19.98
Awards:Nominated for Golden Globe, Another 4 wins & 10 nominations
Genre:German films
Release:2001-12-19
IMDb:0250798
Duration:2:57:00
Picture Format:Widescreen
Aspect Ratio:1.85 : 1
Sound:Dolby Digital
Languages:German
Subtitles:English, French, Spanish
Features:Closed-captioned/ Color/ Dolby/ DVD-Video/ Full Screen/ Subtitled/ NTSC/ 1.85:1
LAC code:300007267
DVD or VHS:DVD
Original:original
Avnet, Jon, Azaria, Hank, Schwimmer, David, Sobieski, Leelee, Sutherland, Donald, Voight, Jon  ...  (Director)
Paul Brickman, Jon Avnet  ...  (Writer)
 
Leelee Sobieski  ...  Tosia Altman
Hank Azaria  ...  Mordechai Anielewicz
David Schwimmer  ...  Yitzhak Zuckerman
Jon Voight  ...  Major-General Jurgen Stroop
Donald Sutherland  ...  Adam Czerniakow
Stephen Moyer  ...  Kazik Rotem
Sadie Frost  ...  Zivia Lubetkin
Radha Mitchell  ...  Mira Fruchner
Mili Avital  ...  Deworah Baron
Eric Lively  ...  Arie Wilner
Alexandra Holden  ...  Frania Beatus
John Ales  ...  Marek Edelman
Andy Nyman  ...  Calel Wasser
Nora Brickman  ...  Clara Linder
Jesper Christensen  ...  General Kruger
Cary Elwes  ...  Dr. Fritz Hippler
Palle Granditsky  ...  Dr. Janus Korczak
Luke Mably  ...  Zachariah Artenstein
Nadiv Molcho  ...  Isaac Linder
Zuzana Barutova  ...  Sarah
Marian Amsler  ...  Michael Klepfisch
Peter Rasez  ...  Captain Szerynskio
Ben Crystal  ...  Julian Wald
Andrej Hryc  ...  Schmuel Asher (as Andy Hryc)
Brigitte Antonius  ...  Mrs. Rochon
Itzhak Finzi  ...  Rabbi Lebowicz (as Itzhak Fintzi)
Gerd Böckmann  ...  Commisar Heinz Auerswald (as Gerd Bockmann)
Brigitte Karner  ...  Mrs. Linder
Daniel Hill  ...  Mr. Linder
Silvana Veit  ...  Gina Anielewicz
Iddo Goldberg  ...  Zygmunt
Dietrich Hollinderbäumer  ...  Colonel Von Sammern
Ján Koleník  ...  Lieutenant
Miguel Herz-Kestranek  ...  Simon Altman
Konstanze Breitebner  ...  Ruthie Altman
Martin Mnahoncák  ...  Tuvia Borzykowski
Juraj Rasla  ...  Hippler's Camerman
Zoltán Gera  ...  Market Vendor
Tomas Mastalir  ...  German Soldier
Alexander Strobele  ...  German Soldier
Marcel Ochranek  ...  German Soldier
Ella Jones  ...  Rachel Altman
Michael Mehlmann  ...  Gruenbaum (as Michael Mehlman)
Marko Igonda  ...  Border Jail Guard
Andreas Patton  ...  Border Guide
Martin Brambach  ...  Lead Blackmailer
Joszef Csaljik  ...  Blackmailer
Monika Hilmerová  ...  Secretary
Eva Mária Chalupová  ...  Ballet Teacher
Wenanty Nosul  ...  Welfare Minister
Michael Aichhorn  ...  Director of Cemeteries
Sarabeth Tucek  ...  Inka Szerynski
Vlado Durdík  ...  Calel's Father (as Vladimir Durdik)
Liam McKenna  ...  German Officer-Concert
Shane Connaughton  ...  German Soldier with Violinists
Rainer Frieb  ...  Conductor
Jan Fellmayer  ...  First Violinist
Anton Lesser  ...  Nathan Lensky
Andreas Lust  ...  SS First Lieutenant Hermann Worthoff
Katharina Conwell  ...  Little Girl
Benjamin Ziak  ...  Léon
Nadja Krawetz  ...  Child in Railway Yard
Tanja Krawetz  ...  Child's Sister in Railway Yard
Martin Hronsky  ...  Guard in Railway Yard
Götz Spielmann  ...  SS Officer in Railway Yard
Veronica De Laurentiis  ...  Nurse
Marek Vasut  ...  German Guard in Shack
Georg Friedrich  ...  German Guard Outside of Shack
Peter Dudas  ...  Second German Guard in Ghetto
Peter Faerber  ...  Reishsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler
Jamie Schock  ...  German Soldier-Orphanage
Peter Vagac  ...  German Soldier-Orphanage
Tomas Sotak  ...  Zob Fighter
Ralph Turnheim  ...  Young Ruddy Faced German
Hannes Gastinger  ...  Messenger
Jaroslav Mendel  ...  Men Fighter
Matej Landl  ...  Men Fighter
Vladimir Oktavec  ...  Catholic Priest
Florentín Groll  ...  Colonel Chrusciel
Hanah Cunderlikova  ...  Child
Christoph Künzler  ...  Polish Sewer Worker
Pavel Landovský  ...  King of The Blackmailers
Tom Keller  ...  Man in Sewer
Claus Homschak  ...  Truck Driver
Nicholas Ofczarek  ...  Polish Police Officer
Filip Cervinka  ...  German Guard in Ghetto
Maurice Jarre  ...  Composer
Denis Lenoir  ...  Cinematographer
Sabrina Plisco  ...  Editor
Benjamín Fernández  ...  Production Designer
George L. Little  ...  Custome Designer
Giannetto De Rossi  ...  makeup department head
Vincenzo Mastrantonio  ...  Makeup Artist
Alessio Pompei  ...  hair stylist: John Avnet
Ben Burt  ...  second second assistant director
Gerry Gavigan  ...  first assistant director
Peter Palka  ...  second assistant director: Slovakia
Paul Taylor  ...  second assistant director
Bara Barova  ...  assistant to propmaster
Ron Downing  ...  supervising property master
Alejandro Fernández  ...  Set Designer
Massimo Petrolini  ...  construction manager
Péter Balogh  ...  Set Designer
Troy Allen  ...  Sound Editor
Bill Bell  ...  Sound Editor
Beau Biggart  ...  adr mixer
Sean Byrne  ...  assistant sound editor
Tim Chilton  ...  foley artist
Bob Costanza  ...  Sound Effects Editor
Mike Dickeson  ...  Sound Editor
Mary H. Ellis  ...  Sound mixer
Kevin Fisher  ...  Sound Editor
Tommy Goodwin  ...  foley mixer
Bob Goold  ...  adr editor
G. Michael Graham  ...  Supervising Sound Editor
Devon Heffley Curry  ...  adr supervisor
Anton Holden  ...  Sound Editor
Gary Macheel  ...  Sound Editor
Adriane Marfiak  ...  Sound Editor
Timothy Pearson  ...  foley artist
Jill Schachne  ...  foley artist
Brad Sherman  ...  Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David A. Smith  ...  Boom Operator
Mark Steele  ...  Sound Editor
Tim Terusa  ...  Sound Editor
Lou Thomas  ...  Sound Editor
Randal S. Thomas  ...  Sound Editor
Scott A. Tinsley  ...  Sound Editor
Comments: DGE 163

Summary: After Germany invades Poland in 1939, the Nazis decree that 350,000 Warsaw Jews be forcibly moved into a cordoned area known as the Warsaw Ghetto. Idealistic teacher Mordechai Anielewicz (Hank Azaria) decides the Jews must rise up against the Nazis and creates the Jewish Fighting Organization (JFO). He tries to secure the support of Adam Czerniakow (Donald Sutherland), the morally conflicted head of the Warsaw Ghetto's Jewish Council, but Adam declines because he knows that any act of resistance will provoke the Germans to retaliate by killing innocent Jews. Determined to mobilize a resistance alone if he has to, Mordechai recruits his friends and covert couriers whose ability to pass as Aryan helps them smuggle in arms and explosives from the Aryan side of the city, building up an arsenal to fight the Nazis. When the Germans begin deporting 300,000 Jews to the Treblinka death camp, the JFO begins acts of resistance that culminate with ghetto fighters firing their first gunshots against the Nazis. When it becomes clear that the JFO is a force to be reckoned with, the German High Command sends in General Stroop (Jon Voight), who is determined to end the uprising in two or three days. Capturing the horror that unfolds is Fritz Hippler (Cary Elwes), a filmmaker assigned by Hitler's chief propagandist to promote anti-Semitism with a film about Jewish life in the ghetto. When the Nazis continue to suffer more casualties in their battle with the ghetto fighters, General Stroop decides to raze the ghetto. But even that can't stop the JFO. Forced to go underground into bunkers but energized by their success, the resisters fight on, ultimately holding off the Nazi army longer than the entire country of Poland. They're determined to live with honor--and if need be, die with honor--while lighting the torch for resistance in the occupied territories.