Holland, Agnieszka, Baltus, Gerd, Höfer, Anita, Mueller-Stahl, Armin, Pszoniak, Wojciech, Trissenaar, Elisabeth	...	(Director)
Hermann H. Field, Stanislaw Mierzenski	...	(Writer)
Armin Mueller-Stahl	...	Leon Wolny
Elisabeth Trissenaar	...	Rosa Eckart
Wojciech Pszoniak	...	Cybulkowski
Gerd Baltus	...	Geistlicher
Anita Höfer	...	Pauline
Hans Beerhenke	...	Kaspar
Käte Jaenicke	...	Anna
Isa Haller	...	Magda
Margit Carstensen	...	Eugenia
Kurt Raab	...	Maslanka
Klaus Abramowsky	...	Herr Rubin
Wolf Donner	...	Walden
Malgorzata Gebel	...	Frau Rubin
Heidi Joschko	...	Alte Frau
Tilly Lauenstein	...	Frau Kaminska

Summary: This remarkable Academy Award-nominated film by renowned filmmaker Agnieszka Holland (Europa, Europa) tells a compelling story of love and desire during World War II. Middle-aged, lonely farmer Leon (Armin Mueller-Stahl, Avalon) rescues the younger Rosa, an upper-class Jewish refugee, as she is fleeing from the Nazis. While he nurses her back to health, their relationship gradually grows more intimate, but disintegrates into a cat-and-mouse power struggle as Leon's mixed motives in hiding Rosa emerge. One of the boldest Holocaust films ever made, Angry Harvest is a fascinating, multilayered portrait of two flawed people forced to depend on each other as war takes its ultimate toll.