Carps for Wehrmacht
"Carps for Wermacht"
Synopsis
Based on Ota Pavel’s collection, the film is set in Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia. In a small village, Leo Popper’s pond is taken away because of his Jewish origin, not knowing the worst is yet to come.
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