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I just watched "Watch on the Rhine" on TCM. It's a moving anti-fascist movie...
Last edited Wed May 3, 2023, 10:33 AM - Edit history (2)
staring Betty Davis and Paul Likas. It takes place in Wash' DC before the US enters WWll and involves Lukas, Davis and their 3 dhildren comjng to DC so Likas' character, an anti--fascist German fighter, is sent to rest after being injured in a raid in Europe.
Davis' family lives in a grand home but unknowingly to them have house guests who are nazi sympathizers.
The plot builds and unfolds from there. It's well worth watching/taping on TCM if you get a chance.