No Place on Earth

An Incredible True Story of Strength and Survival - Available on DVD and Blu-ray™

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"[AN] INSPIRING TALE OF ENDURANCE"

-Philadelphia Inquirer

"AN AMAZING CHAPTER IN WWII HISTORY"

-Minneapolis Star Tribune

"GRIPPING AND MOVING. A SUBSTANTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO HOLOCAUST CINEMA."

-Variety

"Even in the Holocaust’s annals of extreme survival THEIR HARSH SANCTUARY HOLDS A SPECIAL POWER. The courage and stamina of the men, women and children boggles the mind."

-Nicholas Rapold, NY Times

"THE STORY IS REMARKABLE ENOUGH NOT TO REQUIRE ENHANCEMENT."

-Sam Adams, The Onion

About The Film

October 1942 – Esther Stermer, along with some family members and a group of other families, seek asylum underground to evade being caught by pursuing Nazis. They remain hidden below for nearly a year and a half – the longest recorded uninterrupted underground survival occurrence.

Their harrowing story is unearthed by accident when cave explorer, Chris Nicola, stumbles upon remnants left behind by the cave dwellers. Through extensive research and determination, Nicola locates a few of the survivors and has them share their incredible story of strength and perseverance.