No Place on Earth Showtimes and Tickets

With no place on earth left to go, 38 Jews secretly slid down a muddy hole in the ground into an undiscovered cave system, a 77-mile labyrinth that becomes their dark and dank refuge below the even darker Holocaust raging above. This documentary plays like a feature film, bringing to life fear, bravery and youthful adventure. Artfully directed re-enactments help visualize the incomparable existences above and below ground; these scenes are narrated by actors whose script comes from Esther Stermer's memoir We Fight to Survive and writing of other survivors. The film is further narrated by four real-life survivors who recount the harrowing twists and turns of evading capture; and describe how they were able to inhabit this harsh underground environment, build an extraordinary secret exit, and survive when discovered and buried alive by their former neighbors. At the war's end, they emerged alive, some children having lived underground so long they were blinded by the sun they forgot existed.