What's the name of a film about German prisoners of war escaping from a Siberian prison camp?

The name of this film is Rebirth in the Polar Region.

Polar Rebirth (also known as How Far Will My Feet Take Me) is a film produced and distributed by Eurocine Films, which is adapted from OSEF· Martin, Bauer's best-selling biographical novel. A war film directed by Hardy Martins and starring bernhard bettermann and Hardy Martins was released in Germany on February 27th, 2006.

The film tells the story of givens, a German second lieutenant who was sentenced to 25 years' labor reform by a military court in the former Soviet Union after World War II, who was exiled to cold eastern Siberia. He decided to escape from this hell on earth and launched a 14000 km "polar escape" alone.

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I. Introduction to the plot

Givens, a German soldier, became a prisoner of war in World War II and was exiled to cold eastern Siberia, where he underwent 25 years of reeducation through labor. After five years of inhuman life, he was determined to escape from this hell on earth and launched a 14,000-kilometer "polar escape" alone.

During the flight of more than three years, he experienced a snowstorm, conquered high mountains and traveled all over Siberia, Uzbekistan, Russia, Mongolia and other places. After arriving in Iran, he became a prisoner, imprisoned for three years, and finally returned to Germany to reunite with his family. It took Kivins seven years to escape from Siberia and return to Germany.

Second, the award-winning record

1, Milan Film Festival 2002, Best Actor (Award-winning).

2. "Milan Film Festival 2002" won 10 international film festivals: best actor, best film and best photography. ?

3. "2001Bieber Lah, Germany", Audience Award and Jury Award.

4. "2002 Houston World Film Festival", Best Photography Award and Best Action Direction Award.

5. France 2002, Best Drama Award.

6. "2002 Newport Beach International Film Festival", Outstanding Achievement Award.

7. "2003 Japan Film Festival", Special Jury Award.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Polar Rebirth