Silent Surrender (2010) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Silent Surrender about?
Silent Surrender is a documentary. In Estonia during 1939, children recall their lives as the country faced impending turmoil. The film uses family photos, newspaper clippings, and archival footage to illustrate the events that led to the silent destruction of the Republic of Estonia. Memories from elderly individuals who were children at that time provide personal insights into the significant historical changes occurring in their homeland. The documentary runs for 62 minutes.
When was Silent Surrender released?
Silent Surrender was released in 2010.
How long is Silent Surrender?
Silent Surrender has a runtime of 62 minutes.
What genre is Silent Surrender?
Silent Surrender is classified as Society.
What topics does Silent Surrender cover?
Silent Surrender explores topics including historical-events.