Judy Levis Krug Boca Raton Virtual Jewish Film Festival

Thou Shalt Not Hate & High Score

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Shown with Short Film - High Score


Q&A 4/1 with Director Mauro Mancini and Dr. Ilaria Serra


Simone Segre is a successful Jewish surgeon who leads a carefree existence, marred only by a difficult relationship with his recently deceased father, a Holocaust survivor. One day he finds himself assisting a victim of a hit and run accident. When Simone discovers a Nazi tattoo on the older man’s chest, he cannot set aside his own prejudice, and he leaves the injured man to suffer his fate. Tormented by guilt, Simone begins snooping around the victim’s family and employs the man’s oldest daughter as his housekeeper. He feels sorry for her and reasons that she could use the money, but he also seeks to act on his remorse and perhaps find a measure of peace with his ethical dilemma. When Marcia brings a gravely wounded Marcello to his doorstep, Simone is once again confronted with an ethical dilemma. Superbly acted, this film is a powerful reflection of the legacy of Nazi ideology in contemporary Italy.


Venice International Film Critics' Week Top Pick, September 2020

Winner, Best Actor, Venice International Film Festival

Winner, Best Italian Film, Venice International Film Festival


Sponsored By Jeanne & Ken Fibus and Marisa & Matt Baker

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    96 minutes
  • Language
    Italian w/ English Subtitles
  • Country
    Italy, Poland
  • Premiere
    Boca Raton / Delray Beach
  • Director
    Mauro Mancini
  • Screenwriter
    Davide Lisino (screenplay by), Davide Lisino (story by) 
  • Cast
    Alessandro Gassmann, Sara Serraiocco, Luka