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This year’s assortment of eclectic and potent documentary shorts takes us all over the world: from New York and California, to Germany, Israel, and Poland.
In their own way, each of these short documentaries presents subjects who are trying to make the world a fairer and more equitable place.
These powerful works of fiction pack an emotional punch and share one thing in common: the legacy of the Holocaust.
Relationships, romantic and familial, are the glue that binds these superb narrative shorts together.
World War II nearly over, Germans abandon a train of Jewish prisoners to the fate of the Red Army. The chance encounter among three women—a distrustful German, a Dutch Jew and a Russian soldier—leads to an unexpected friendship.
Seven months after helping her terminally ill mother have a “good death” in-home hospice, filmmaker Judith Helfand becomes a “new old” single mother at 50 in this exploration of the transformative power of parenting.
When a Parisian couple decides to sell their basement storage cellar, the buyer makes it his residence and turns their comfortable life into a tense and gripping nightmare.
All Pinhas wants is a supportive family life and to study for his bar mitzvah. His secular, single, hard-working mother can't provide it. Maybe their religious neighbor can.
From conflict to understanding, from trauma to hope, a journey of four people who are transforming their searing pain into a bridge to reconciliation.
Seven longtime friends gather for dinner to watch a rare lunar eclipse but the evening takes an unexpected turn when they start playing a game that’ll change the course of their lives forever.