Anita B.

Set after World War II, this drama follows Anita, a young Hungarian survivor of Auschwitz. After being taken in by her aunt Monika, her uncle Aron, and their son in a town near Prague, Anita struggles to reconcile her traumatic memories with the expectation to move forward. She enters into an intense and passionate romantic affair that threatens her emotional stability before she eventually finds the strength to rebuild her life.

The film was directed by Roberto Faenza, following his 2012 work Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You. It features a cast including Eline Powell, Robert Sheehan, Andrea Osvárt, and Antonio Cupo. Produced by RAI Cinema, Cinemaundici, and Jean Vigo Italia, the production was made with a budget of 3 million USD.

Audience reception was mixed, with the film receiving a rating of 5.6/10 based on 366 votes on IMDb and a 5.5/10 rating from 54 votes on TMDB.