Al Borde de la Muerte (2001)
Movie Info
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Cast
as Romek
as Priest

as Tolo

as Vladek
as Gniecio
as Manka
as Kluba

as Robal
as Maria

as Ela Kluba

as Pyra

as Max

as Sara
as Batylin

as Wanda

as German Officer at Batylin Field
as German Officer at Trains

as Maria's Grandmonther

as Old Man With Limp

as Jewish Mother of Little Girl

as Jewish Woman

as Jewish Little Girl

as Leon - Escapee

as Zyta - Escapee
as German Soldier on Bike #1

as Jewish Boy's Mother

as Samuel - Boy Escapee

as Leading Soldier #1

as Leading Soldier #2

as Middle Aged Jewish Woman

as Young Jewish Man
Critic Reviews for Al Borde de la Muerte
All Critics (2) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1) | DVD (5)
...remains an almost painfully dull piece of work throughout most of its interminable running time...
...a gutsy little film that dares to show us an intimate, child's point of view on the horrific events of Europe during World War II.
Audience Reviews for Al Borde de la Muerte
Haley Joel Osment shines in this film. All the kid actors in this film are really good. Even Willem Dafoe does a great job playing the priest. The film reminded me of the movie, I Am David. I thought that film was much better than this one. I am surprised that the film didn't get a theatrical release. One problem that I had with the film was that I thought a lot of the adult actors were miscast. That was a bit distracting to me. Also the scenes of violence involving children were shocking. It reminded me of scenes that I would see in Lord of the Flies. There is one shocking scene in this film that reminded me of a famous scene in the film Hounddog starring Dakota Fanning. I know it is to show the horror during that time period, but I thought that the way it was handled here, wasn't done correctly. I do recommend the film especially for the performances of Haley, Willem, and the children in the movie.

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Al Borde de la Muerte Quotes
Romek: | I will never forget Tolo or the kindness of theses who helped me to remain what I am. |
Romek: | People whispered the Jews were going in one direction only. |