How Hannie are you? | BACK THEN TO NOW (Ages 11-14)

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Stories from the past tell us so much about who we were and who we can be. Dig a little deeper in history with these stories.

For Ages 11-14 | 74 minutes | Presented in nonverbal and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Understanding differences, communication, conflict resolution, inclusion, empathy

This program is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA program of the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York.

How Hannie are you?

When do you stand up for someone else in the name of justice? In this documentary based off the life of young Hannie Schaft, a Dutch symbol of resistance in World War II, we witness history unfold as she leaves her studies in order to answer the call to a higher cause at the risk of her own life. Through her brave acts of resistance, we learn how much of an impact one person can make on someone else's life.

Year
2021
Runtime
26 minutes
Language
Dutch
Country
Netherlands
Premiere
United States Premiere
Rating
CONTENT DETAILS: Stressful Situations, Depictions of War
Note
THEMES: Perseverance, Facing Challenges

Director
Deborah van Dam
Screenwriter
Deborah van Dam, Dave Herman
Producer
Deborah van Dam

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