Resemblance | 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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Dirk Kramer finds out that his Great-Grandfather was an SS officer in Dachau concentration camp. He decides to use his talents as an actor, wardrobe and makeup, to give closure to the families who lost loved ones in WWII.

Year
2019
Runtime
14 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
Colorado
Rating
PG

Director
Kevin James O'Neill
Screenwriter
Kevin James O'Neill
Producer
Kevin James O'Neill
Executive Producer
Bethanne Lee Weiss
Co-Producer
Phillip Deems
Filmmaker
Olive Ranch Road Productions
Cast
Jordan Woods Robinson "Dirk Kramer"
Cinematographer
Daniel Stilling, DFF
Editor
Hunter M. Via
Production Design
Ryan Rainey
Composer
Andrew Garraway
Sound Design
Jason Strawley
Music
"Ahava Rabbah (Abounding Love)" by Charleene Closshey

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