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Olga, a Russian aristocracy immigrant and member of the French Resistance, is arrested by the Nazi police for hiding Jewish children. In prison, she meets Jules, an officer who is in charge of her case, and promises to release her in exchange for sexual favors. She agrees, but sees her plan collapse when she is transferred to a concentration camp. To her surprise, she crosses paths with Helmut, a high-ranking the German SS officer, who was madly in love with her when they were young - and still feels the same. Silver Lion for best director at Venice 2016.
Andrei Konchalovsky
1937, Moscow, Russia. Selected filmography: Uncle Vanya (best director at San Sebastian, 1971), Siberiade (Jury Grand Prix at Cannes, 1979), Shy People (best actress at Cannes, 1987), Homer and Eddie (San Sebastian Film Festival 1989), The Inner Circle (Berlin, 1991), Ryaba My Chicken (Cannes 1994), House of Fools (Jury Grand Prix at Venice, 2002), and The Postman's White Nights (best director at Venice 2014).
