Historical Fiction / Feature Film

In the final winter of World War II, a Polish woman and a young boy fight to stay alive inside a collapsing Nazi labor camp. As Russian forces close in and the camp descends into chaos, the prisoners face choices that blur the line between mercy and survival, resistance and complicity.

Around them, the men who run the camp fracture under the weight of their own power: a commander unraveling, a young guard who hesitates, a collaborator in too deep.

FROM THE DARKEST PLACE is a stark, human-scale war story—told in silence, memory, and blood. Part Son of Saul, part Zone of Interest, part All Quiet on the Western Front, it’s a drama about the quiet betrayals we live with—and what it means to carry someone else’s future through hell.