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After the liberation of Auschwitz, an Italian prisoner of War begins a torturous voyage home to Turin, through a Europe caught between war and peace.
The Truce is a 1997 drama film following an Italian prisoner of war's harrowing journey home to Turin after the liberation of Auschwitz. Directed by Francesco Rosi and based on Primo Levi's memoir, the film explores survival and displacement in post-war Europe. Now available to stream, it's a powerful historical account of one man's struggle to return to civilian life.
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John TurturroPrimo Levi
Massimo GhiniCesare
Rade ŠerbedžijaGreek
Roberto CitranUnverdorben
Claudio BisioFerrari
Andy LuottoD'Agata
Lorenza IndovinaFlora
Stefano DionisiDaniele
Igor BezginEgorov
Teco CelioColonnello Rovi- Marina GerasimenkoMaria Fyodorovna
Franco TrevisiMaresciallo
Agnieszka WagnerGalina
Aleksandr IlinMongol- Vyacheslav OlkhovskiyTenente Sergei
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When was The Truce released?
The Truce was released on February 14, 1997.
What is The Truce based on?
The film is based on Primo Levi's memoir, which chronicles his personal experience as an Italian Jewish prisoner liberated from Auschwitz.
What happens in The Truce?
The film follows an Italian prisoner of war as he undertakes a difficult journey across post-war Europe to return home to Turin after Auschwitz is liberated.
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