Set in Nazi Germany, The Diary Of An Aryan Girl explores the relationship between a young soldier and his wife throughout the trials and tribulations of World War II. The film was written, produced, edited and directed by Andrew Games (as APG Films)
Sarah Sharp
Anna Wilhelm
Andrew Games
Dieter Wilhelm
Darren Lindenburn
SS Captain
Sean Bradshaw
SS Soldier 1
David Jones
SS Soldier 2
Chris Hardman
SS Soldier 3
Murphy Rhodes
Soviet Union Private
Set in Nazi Germany, The Diary Of An Aryan Girl explores the relationship between a young soldier and his wife throughout the trials and tribulations of World War II. The film was written, produced, edited and directed by Andrew Games (as APG Films)
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