Sabina: Tortured for Christ - The Nazi Years

I was blessed to meet Richard and Sabina back in 1991. This film was acurate to their stroy of a Jewish couple who rescued many from the Nazi gas chambers. After the war when the Soviets took over Eastern Europe Richard was sent to a prison camp for sharing his faitn in Yeshua (Jeusus) with other people. This persecution still takes place in many countries. It is ironic that this film should come at as the Russians are starting to invade Ukraine and families of refugees are now pouring iinto countires that once housed concetration camps.

I was not familiar with the Wurmbrand's story. I thought the production was solid as well as the acting. The story is told well. Not on the level of Ghandi, but a great "true story" about forgiveness.

The lengths that this family and this man and these people went through during such a time to live out and spread the faith is remarkable.

I'm grateful I watched this and was sent this by my church community.

To God be the Glory through His Son Jesus Christ's name.

Imitation of Christ is lived out by these beautiful believers during this time in the Soviet Union. It's inspiring.

This was better than what I expected!

So well done, the characters looked exactly like the original people!

What a story... it's unbelievable that people had the bravery and depth of faith these two had!

I want to purchase the DVD of this!

Is there a way we stream this for those how missed the movie in the theaters?

Thank you!

Nancy.

Great movie! If you're like me and are reading reviews hoping to see if this is okay for kiddos to watch, this is for you. My girls are 5, 11, and 13. While the youngest didn't really have any interest, this movie is safe for them to watch. There was implied violence etc, but no actual violence was shown that I can recall (there are obviously some fearful scenes because of the plot and setting). There was some alcohol and partying (mostly before the couple got saved, and the bad guys). I didn't hear any curse words. If you feel your children are old enough to understand the impact of this type of movie, I'd say it's a good one. It shows the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as your personal savior, and how He can change your life to make you more like Him. My husband, our kids, and my in laws really thought this was a solid movie (and my in laws are extremely conservative and will barely watch any TV or movies). Watch it, and spread the word.