The Invisibles

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The Invisibles

2019,

1h 50m,

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Drama

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

Critics Consensus

Its blend of documentary and drama is admittedly occasionally uneven, but The Invisibles offers an absorbing glimpse into a less-explored corner of WWII history.

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Christy Lemire

FilmWeek (LAist)

Sep 17, 2019

It always feels a little awkward and a little jumpy, but the stories themselves are fascinating.

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Brad Wheeler

Globe and Mail

Apr 4, 2019

3/4

The Invisibles, about humans as living ghosts, needs to be seen, and believed.

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Ty Burr

Boston Globe

Feb 20, 2019

2.5/4

"The Invisibles" favors quantity of remembrance over quality of any one experience. It's worth attending to, obviously, even if the movie somehow manages to do less with more.

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Pat Mullen

POV Magazine

May 22, 2019

Even though the outcome for the four survivors is evident in their presence as elderly interviewees, the narrative threads remain consistently compelling as we watch the characters drift imperceptibly throughout the city.

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Chris Knight

National Post

Apr 8, 2019

3.5/5

[W]hile the back-and-forth structure hurts the storytelling, the tale itself remains one of vital importance.

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Anne Brodie

What She Said

Apr 5, 2019

The story's interesting enough given the scenes on-set of the making of Cabaret, but the eventual untangling and healing of their relationship, the rarified air of elite Broadway, and stellar performances by Rockwell and Williams make it sing.

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Mar 18, 2019

WONDERFUL AND POIGNANT...

Leia R

Mar 11, 2019

Phenomenally riveting. Pivotal time in history, detailed exposition of personal lives, and top top level acting. I think some of the reviewers were thrown by the amalgam of documentary (four elderly survivors telling their stories on camera with emotion and the perspective of distance) and novelistic features (those survivors' stories enacted in gripping detail). The impact is powerful, not depressing. The survivors' stories are amazing, and their determination and drive to conquer their oppression is inspiring and life-sustaining.

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Abraham P

Mar 9, 2019

Had potential. I liked the docudrama approach. The scenes of vintage footage felt so misplaced. They were not tied to anything and the footage was pretty basic. They did not spend a lot of time focusing on the characters. Some more so than others. The interviews with the real people looked like it was filmed years ago. Could have been really good if it was just a movie based on their lives. It never quite worked as a movie or a documentary.

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Mar 9, 2019

Stories as gripping as those presented in THE INVISIBLES are frequently engrossing and fascinating. Unfortunately I was pulled out of the story presented by the brilliant reenactments for straightforward and uninspired talking-head segments. I quite enjoyed the recreated segments and highly value the interviews, but they're not of similar caliber or very well woven together. This film felt much longer than its 1:50 running time.

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Poe G

Apr 30, 2018

a moving WWII drama with incredible performances. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FILM

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Synopsis

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

Director: Claus Räfle
Producer: Frank Evers, Claus Räfle, Jörg Schulze
Screenwriter: Claus Räfle, Alejandra López
Distributor: Greenwich Entertainment
Production Co: Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) [de], Westdeutscher Rundfunk
Genre: History, Drama
Original Language: German
Release Date (Theaters): Jan 25, 2019, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Apr 23, 2019
Box Office (Gross USA): $408.1K
Runtime: 1h 50m

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