Reparations | Film Block: Lessons From the Holocaust

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Featuring "Reparations," part of our Black Lives Matter component.

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We are proud to present the award for Best Editing to Rami Kodeih with Alina.

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A Jewish Holocaust Survivor agrees to be interviewed by an African-American doing research for her grad thesis on REPARATIONS. He cannot grasp any similarity between restitution for descendants of slaves versus those he's received from Germany. As her questions unearth his secrets the bond between them deepens.

This film is highlighted as part of our Black Lives Matter component.

Year
2020
Runtime
12 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
Colorado

Director
Gregory G. Allen
Screenwriter
Gregory G. Allen
Producer
Gregory G. Allen, Laurie Chock
Executive Producer
Marylin Prince, Anthony Dibella, Larry Goldman
Cast
Ed Delia, Nefertiti Warren
Cinematographer
Jeff Turick
Editor
Laurie Chock
Animator
Lee-Johnson
Music
Beth Perry, Chris Doney

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