Memories of the Warsaw Ghetto
Produced by Jacqueline Greff
A story of the struggle of a people to retain their humanity, culture and dignity
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Overview
- Genre
- Biography, Docu-Drama, and History
- Synopsis
Told through the memories and drawings of little Genio and narrated by family friend, Bernard Bragg, “Memories of the Warsaw Ghetto” is a docudrama film about a boyhood resident of that Ghetto. Deafened early in the war, Genio and his family struggle to survive persecution in Nazi occupied Poland. Behind the Ghetto wall, they find a community of people who refuse to let the Germans strip them of their identity. A community that keeps their culture, their family, and their love alive. But the Germans are determined to destroy them, and their determination is deadly.
- Stage
- finished
- Running time
- 63 and 15 minutes
Credits
- Jacqueline Greff ... Producer, Production Manager, Videographer, Editor
Production Details
- Prod. Co.
- Tonal Vision LLC
- Country
- United States
- Years of Production
- 2012-2017
- Locations
- Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD
Distribution Details
- Release year
- 2016
- Festivals
- Seattle Deaf Film Festival, Hong Kong International Deaf Film Festival, Direct Short Online Film Festival, Pavlov's LCV Deaf College Arts Festival, Direct Short and Documentary Film Festival, Move Me Productions Belgium Short Film Festival
- Awards
- DC Peer Award, Bronze 2015 - Docudrama (under $50K)
- Language
- American sign language, English
- Subtitles
- English
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