When Goebbels declared Berlin judenfrei (free of Jews) in 1943, little did the German government know that roughly 7,000 Jews were still living in the capital, hiding in plain sight. Of that group, some 1,700 lived to see the defeat of the Third Reich, and this remarkable new film tells the stories of four of these survivors. Combining documentary interviews with stunning dramatizations (photographed by Jörg Widmer, The Tree of Life’s camera operator), The Invisibles offers a riveting portrait of resourcefulness and courage in the face of horror. 

In German with English subtitles.

Co-presented by Goethe-Institut New York

Official Selection: New York Jewish Film Festival

A Greenwich Entertainment release.

Q&A with director Claus Räfle and survivor Hanni Levy Saturday 1/26 at 2:10pm!