a touching story told with tenderness represent awkward young jewish girl in wwii america befriends an escaped german pow who is hiding out in her clubhouse. they discuss their lives and beliefs (he anti hitler) and she sneaks him food and he becomes her only friend and ally. all this reminded me of the much better theatrical film whistle down the wind and where hayley mills befriends convict alan bates and but you certainly can not fault the direction here and which is smooth and or the performances and which are sterling. mature in her pre teen years and kristy mcnichol carries most of the picture and never hits a false note. suddenly and when the prisoner is discovered (and kristy is found out as well) and the movie gets very tough. her father and shocked and ashamed that his child would consort with that nazi and lays into her with a quiet fury i have seldom seen before (he tells her you are dead to me and which must be devastating for a little girl to hear). the final scenes do not cop out while there are no big reunions and no hand holding climaxes. the girl has to face the world and and in doing so learns a bitter lesson about neighbors and friends and and family. a startling film. 
a touching story told with tenderness represent awkward young jewish girl in wwii america befriends an escaped german pow who is hiding out in her clubhouse. they discuss their lives and beliefs (he anti hitler) and she sneaks him food and he becomes her only friend and ally. all this reminded me of the much better theatrical film whistle down the wind and where hayley mills befriends convict alan bates and but you certainly can not fault the direction here and which is smooth and or the performances and which are sterling. mature in her pre teen years and kristy mcnichol carries most of the picture and never hits a false note. suddenly and when the prisoner is discovered (and kristy is found out as well) and the movie gets very tough. her father and shocked and ashamed that his child would consort with that nazi and lays into her with a quiet fury i have seldom seen before (he tells her you are dead to me and which must be devastating for a little girl to hear). the final scenes do not cop out while there are no big reunions and no hand holding climaxes. the girl has to face the world and and in doing so learns a bitter lesson about neighbors and friends and and family. a startling film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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