In April 1940, the armies of Nazi Germany invaded Denmark. The Danish government promised peaceful cooperation on the condition that Denmark s Jews remain free. The Nazi s agreed. In October, 1943, the agreement was broken...This is the true and magnificent saga of Denmark s valorous actions to save Danish Jews from Nazi extermination at peril of death!
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Denmark
Denmark
Denmark
USA
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RAVING REVIEW: THE ONLY WAY invites you to pull up a seat and zoom straight into 1943 Denmark. Think less of the big, explosive war tales you've seen and more of a heartfelt journal entry penned down by history itself. The film's narrative anchor is a family; their journeys highlight the broader picture of a community grappling with societal upheavals. With earnest appeals to escape the impending doom, Lillian (Jane Seymour’s first feature role) paints a vivid picture of the genuine apprehensions during that era.
It's clear; the movie aims to pluck at your heartstrings with its raw portrayal of emotions from the era. But, like any journey, there are…
Not much in the way of gun battles and exploding buildings in the mold of a Saving Private Ryan or Pearl Harbor, but The Only Way is a harrowing piece of WW2 history in its own capacity. It's the true story of the survival and bravery of the Danish people who united to save the lives of the Jews living in Denmark at the onset of Nazi occupation.
Shot entirely on location in Denmark and using mostly Danish actors I'm somewhat surprised this was an English-speaking film. Could have made the film more authentic as a Danish piece. But that is just small potatoes and really doesn't detract from the movie.
The comely Jane Seymour is the only Brit in…
