Great Freedom (18)

In 1945 as the conflict ends, Jewish concentration camp inmate Hans is transferred to another prison for violating Paragraph 175, which forbids men from acting on homosexual desires. Unable to deny his true self, Hans repeatedly serves time and develops a strange bond to homophobic lifer Viktor, who is also an outcast. By spending long stretches with Hans, Viktor gains a different perspective and the cellmates rely on each other to survive a dog-eat-dog world behind bars.