The Zookeeper's Wife

The account of keepers of the Warsaw Zoo, Jan and Antonina Zabinski, who helped save hundreds of people and animals during the Nazi invasion.

Cast

Jessica Chastain

as Antonina Żabińska

Daniel Brühl

as Lutz Heck

Johan Heldenbergh

as Jan Żabiński

Michael McElhatton

as Jerzyk

Timothy Radford

as Ryszard Żabiński (Younger)

Efrat Dor

as Magda Gross

Iddo Goldberg

as Maurycy Fraenkel

Shira Haas

as Urszula

Val Maloku

as Ryszard Zabinski

Martha Issová

as Regina Kenigswein

Reviews

Reno

**The zoo, the zookeepers and the WWII!** There goes another film by a woman director. Recently I've seen many, that the stories told by women. It was a well made film, based on the real, about the WWII. Actually, it all begins prior like in the 1939. The happy couple who was running one of the m...

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