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Bardejov (2024)

Genre : History, War

Runtime : 0M

Director : Danny A. Abeckaser

Synopsis

The story of Holocaust survivor Emil A. Fish, who was 9 years old when he and his family in Bardejov, Slovakia were sent to a concentration camp.

Actors

Emil A. Fish
Emil A. Fish
Danny A. Abeckaser
Danny A. Abeckaser
Dr. Atlas
Adi Tamir
Adi Tamir
Ester Fish
Robert Davi
Robert Davi
Lowey
Kyle Stefanski
Kyle Stefanski
Omer Hazan
Omer Hazan
Hershel
Dean Miroshnikov
Dean Miroshnikov
Yigael Sachs
Yigael Sachs
Rabbi Halberstam
Julian Brass
Julian Brass
Darren Weiss
Darren Weiss
Fredrik

Crews

Danny A. Abeckaser
Danny A. Abeckaser
Director
Shmuel Lynn
Shmuel Lynn
Writer
Julian Brass
Julian Brass
Executive Producer
Yoav Gross
Yoav Gross
Executive Producer
Lionel Cohen
Lionel Cohen
Music

Trailers and other movies

Bardejov  - Official Trailer - Starring Robert Davi & Danny A. Abeckaser

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