Lost Transport

»Director Saskia Diesing brings the necessary sensitivity to the filming of this special story and delivers strong, symbolic images.«

»It is largely due to the charisma of the three leading actresses that one follows this story more breathlessly than any historical film in decades. The women's achievement, so significant and yet so rarely appreciated, when the horror in Europe came to an end, "Lost Transport" sets up a long-overdue, wonderful and important monument: outstandingly worth seeing!«

»"Lost Transport" shows in a touching way how the three women, each in her own way initially very suspicious of the others, come to an understanding of each other without speaking a common language. Saskia Diesing masterfully demonstrates how vigilant observation, the mere exchange of glances and the odd gesture of affection can replace complex discussions about guilt, solidarity and atonement.«

»Superbly acted and carefully directed!«

»Without didactic pointing fingers, Diesing, who also contributed to the screenplay, tells of overcoming hatred and prejudice, but also of women who have to assert themselves anew every day in a world dominated by men and machismo. In the end, "Lost Transport" is on the one hand a moving war drama, but above all a universal story about cohesion and humanity in inhumane times.«

»"Lost Transport" does not wrap its message of the power of humanity in thickly applied slogans. He lets it shine through in the often quiet images, in which there is a nerve-racking tension.«

»A universal parable about humanity and cohesion in hard times.«

Interview with actress Anna Bachmann.

Film tip and interview with the leading actresses Anna Bachmann and Eugénie Anselin.

»In this war drama, Saskia Diesing tells the story of a fateful encounter from a female perspective that is rarely seen in this context.«