Red Trees

Acclaimed director Marina Willer, known for “Cartas da Mãe,” crafts a compelling visual narrative in “Red Trees,” exploring her father’s family history as they stood among the twelve Jewish families that endured the Nazi reign in Prague during the horrors of World War II. Captured by the lens of Oscar-nominated cinematographer César Charlone, the documentary moves from the ravages of Eastern Europe to the vibrant landscapes of South America. Narrated by Alfred Willer, brought to life by Tim Pigott-Smith, the film recounts the harrowing tales of bureaucratic chaos, deportations, and despair, culminating in a new beginning as an architect in Brazil. These themes resonate with today’s refugee crises. “Red Trees” is a journey worth experiencing; watch it here on Soap2day and 123Movies, where you can find it streaming online for free. The user can explore the resilience of a family amidst war right here on this site.