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7.2 / 10 1h 53min

Drama TV Movie

The real-life story of Gisella Perl, a Jewish Hungarian doctor imprisoned in the notorious Auschwitz death camp of World War II.

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Review by user39635h4yyvq

Out of the Ashes Came Survival ****

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Review by user31stv98psl

A moving account of a female Doctor being held ina WW II concentration camp.

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Review by solarflare

Showtime actually made a good movie

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Review by thrillseeker

OUT OF THE ASHES: which comments need burning--

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Review by zenmaster

Holocaust is no joke, nor a Melodrama.

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Review by coffeeaddict

Hollywood, well OK American television comes to Auschwitz

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Review by user6675bxf89ey

Gave me The Shivers it was that good....

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Review by snowboarder

True Story Deserved Better Treatment

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Review by ElectricElk

The best TV movie Showtime has ever done!

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Review by happylife

Few films capture emotion like this one.

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Review by ThunderTiger

BEST PORTRAYAL OF HOLOCAUST LIFE I HAVE SEEN TO DATE.

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Review by SunflowerSphinx

one of the best performance ever seen

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Review by StarryNightSky

Greatest Holocaust Movie I've Ever Seen!!!

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Review by user314n0p2moqv

Had promise .Then became ridiculous

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Review by RubyRaccoon

It shows that surviving Auschwitz could make people question why exactly you survived

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Review by puzzler

Gripping drama, stretching the limits of TV

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