The White Rose

'The White Rose' (Die Weiße Rose) is a 1982 German film based on the true story of a group of university students in Munich during World War II who formed a non-violent resistance movement against the Nazi regime. The film portrays the courage and sacrifices made by these students, particularly siblings Sophie and Hans Scholl, as they distribute anti-Nazi leaflets and ultimately pay the price for their actions. 'The White Rose' highlights the struggle for freedom of expression and the resilience of individuals standing up against injustice in a time of extreme oppression.