Sobibor

118 minutes • 2018 • 6.4

In March 1942, the secret concentration camp Sobibor in eastern Poland is completed. During the 18 consecutive months, 250,000 people were killed in the camp, most of them Jews. Only 600 people are saved and are instead used as slaves. The camp commander has received clear orders: For every prisoner who succeeds in escaping, the same number of prisoners must be executed. With this knowledge, a group of prisoners is planning what will be the biggest escape from a prison during World War II. Everyone must flee. Simultaneous!