AFTERMATH: HOW FILMMAKERS RESPONDED TO THE HOLOCAUST
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Join filmmaker Peter L. Stein as he explores how filmmakers dramatized the experiences of their generation witnessing the Holocaust. In this talk, illustrated with film clips, understand the narrative elements of early post-war films addressing the Holocaust, including titles like 'None Shall Escape' and 'The Last Stage.' This event is presented in partnership with the JFCS Holocaust Center and the Jewish Film Institute. All seating is first come, first served.
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