Kapo

Smuggled by fellow prisoners to a helpful infirmary doctor somewhere in Nazi Germany, French Jewish teenager Edith (Susan Strasberg) adopts the identity of a deceased thief, early in Gillo Pontecorvo's Kapo, 1960.

French teenager Edith (Susan Strasberg), now posing as a common thief so her Nazi captors won't realize she's Jewish, is comforted by fellow prisoners Sofia (Didi Perego) and Terese (Emmanuelle Riva), en route to a concentration camp, in Gillo Pontecorvo's Kapo, 1960.

Opening Jewish Italian director Gillo Pontecorvo's second feature, Paris the setting early in the Nazi occupation, American Susan Strasberg as Jewish teen Edith, seeing her parents captured by German guards, in Kapo, 1960.

In a concentration camp for political prisoners and criminals, women prepare for examination by Nazi officials, hoping to appear healthy enough to be worth saving, Susan Strasberg as French teen Edith, whose captors don't know she's Jewish, in Gillo Pontecorvo's Kapo, 1960.