The Invisibles

Four young Jews survive the Third Reich in the middle of Berlin by living so recklessly that they become "invisible."

Cast

Max Mauff

as Cioma Schönhaus

Alice Dwyer

as Hanni Lévy

Ruby O. Fee

as Ruth Arndt

Aaron Altaras

as Eugen Friede

Naomi Krauss

as Viktoria Kolzer

Tania Carlin

as Hildegard Burghardt

Victoria Schulz

as Ellen Lewinsky

Florian Lukas

as Werner Scharff

Andreas Schmidt

as Hans Winkler

Sergej Moya

as Ludwig Lichtwitz

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