Fannys Reise

How many Jews had to escape from Nazi's tyranny and French Government collaboration during World War 2? Each story deserves being told and this movie, and this is the story of Fanny Ben-Ami who wrote a book about this period of her life.

Bless you Fanny Ben Ami and thanks. The tears in my eyes after I watched. You are amazing and I so hope happy! Amazing journey!

Yo tango qué decir q está película🎥🍿 es mí número uño favorita y mí segunda es, él película🎥🍿 q llama, "LA Ladrona dé Libros". Está dos películas🎥🍿 son mis favoritas. ❣❣❣

{I have to say that this movie is my number 1 favorite & my second is, the movie that's called, "The Book Thief". These two movies are my favorites.) ❣❣❣

Exceptionally well acted and directed, all of the different routes they had to take in order to get to their destination was nerve-racking. A few loose ends I would've liked to have seen tied up. It wasn't believable that they found their way to the border without a map- even if they have a few lines about it when locked in the room with all of the maps. The stuffed animal left behind it made no sense, and would've meant death for the farm owner if it was found- we never find out the consequences ... the young girl exceptional, and everyone was well directed. Really a fantastic, well done film that kept my attention from beginning to end.

Heartfelt, heartwarming story of a group of Jewish children escaping the Nazi scourge in WW2. The performance at the child actors is faultless. The story keeps the viewer on the edge of one's seat, heart in mouth as the brave little souls overcome overwhelming odds, chased at every point by Wehrmacht soldiers and heartless French collaborator police determined to send these innocents to the hell of the Nazi extermination machine. Inspirational.