"Never Alone" Film at TEA Tenerife: True Story of WWII Heroism
"Never Alone," a historical drama about Abraham Stiller's courageous fight against the Nazis in 1942 Helsinki, is showing at TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes this week.
This week, TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes is showing "Never Alone" (2024), a historical drama about standing up for what's right. You can catch it on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 7:00 p.m.
The film tells the true story of Abraham Stiller, the brother of famous filmmaker Mauritz Stiller (who discovered Greta Garbo). Abraham was a key figure in fighting for human rights during a terrible time in Europe. Klaus Härö co-wrote and directed the movie, which makes you think about what we should do when we see injustice.
"Never Alone" stars Ville Virtanen, Nina Hukkinen, and others. It's a powerful story about having courage and doing what's morally right. The movie is in Finnish with Spanish subtitles and is set in Helsinki in 1942.
At that time, Finland was allied with Nazi Germany. Abraham Stiller, a Jewish businessman, bravely risked his life to stop Finnish security services from secretly handing over Jewish refugees to the Gestapo.