
The Wave
Drama · Thriller · TV Movie
Overview
A teacher conducts an experiment in an American high school where students learn how easy it is to be seduced by the same social forces which led to the horrors of Nazi Germany.
Top Cast


Bruce Davison
Bruce Davison
Ben Ross
Bruce Davison
Ben Ross


Lori Lethin
Lori Lethin
Lauree
Lori Lethin
Lauree


John Putch
John Putch
David
John Putch
David


Johnny Doran
Johnny Doran
Robert
Johnny Doran
Robert
Pasha Gray
Pasha Gray
Amy
Pasha Gray
Amy
Wesley Pfenning
Wesley Pfenning
Christy Ross
Wesley Pfenning
Christy Ross
Marc Copage
Marc Copage
Eric
Marc Copage
Eric
Robert DeLapp
Robert DeLapp
Robert DeLapp
Matthew Dunn
Matthew Dunn
Matthew Dunn
Michael Pasternak
Michael Pasternak
Peter
Michael Pasternak
Peter
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