The Aryan Couple
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
John Daly
Martin Landau
Judy Parfitt
Danny Webb
Steven Mackintosh
Jake Wood
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Occupied Hungary 1944. Hans and Ingrid Vassman are the perfect Aryan couple. Young, married, in love and expecting their first child, they work as valet and maid for an elderly Jewish couple, the Krauzenbergs, in their magnificent palace in the Hungarian Countryside. They have everything to look forward to - or so they would have you believe. Hitler's 'Final Solution' is sweeping through Europe. Himmler, the Fuhrer's second-incommand, has instigated 'The Europe Plan', offering rich Jewish families the chance to emigrate and avoid the concentration camp--and certain death--in exchange for everything they own. The Wealthy Krauzenbergs, desperate to save their family, make a deal and the Reichsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler has decided to visit them in person to guarantee them safe passage and ensure the smooth transfer of all they own to his possession. They will be joined at a dinner by 'the devil himself', none other than Adolph Eichmann, in charge of the death camps, to ensure all goes smoothly. But first, a detailed security check is to take place on all employees, and Vassman and Ingrid, the two Aryans, are coming under close scrutiny.
Director
John Daly
Cast
Martin Landau
Judy Parfitt
Danny Webb
Steven Mackintosh
Jake Wood
Austen Palmer
Nolan Hemmings
Kenny Doughty
Caroline Carver
Christopher Fulford
Danny Webb
Crew
Peter Anurov
Peter Beale
Anna Bohdziewicz-jastrzebska
Matthew Booth
Wieslawa Chojkowska
John Daly
John Daly
Michael Daly
Andrzej Halinski
Jacek Hamela
Alicja Hornostaj
Igor Khoroshev
Sergei Kozlov
Kendrew Lascelles
Kendrew Lascelles
Weronika Migon
Olga Mirimskaya
Jerzy Mizak
Anya Noakes
Marcia Szczerbie
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States December 10, 2004
Released in United States on Video January 16, 2007
Released in United States Winter December 3, 2004
Project shot in the Auschwitz and Majkanek death camps.
Released in United States on Video January 16, 2007
Released in United States Winter December 3, 2004
Released in United States December 10, 2004 (Los Angeles)
