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Ezra's story is unique. Teenage suicide isn't. Ezra was a gifted artist whose passions and voice are imprinted in his drawings, collages, paintings, musical compositions, and journals. As we unravel the story of Ezra’s life and death, we gain a heartfelt, personal, no-holds-barred insight into teenage suicide and surviving its aftermath. This moving and impactful story is intended for mental health education and awareness, and the host of issues associated with teenage suicide, including the incomparable challenges facing those who are left behind.
Accompanying the film premiere is a discussion with director Walter Schlomann, parents of the subject: Moshe Weidenfeld & Shanee Epstein, and moderator Cora Patterson, senior manager at 211 Miami. To view the conversation please click here.
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The 2022 Miami Jewish Film Festival virtual program is made possible with the generous support of Benjamin Nahum and Tamar Roodner.
- Year2021
- Runtime70 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereWorld Premiere
- DirectorWalter Schlomann
- CastDavid Weidenfeld, Moshe Weidenfeld, Shanee Epstein
- CinematographerWalter Schlomann
- EditorWalter Schlomann
- MusicEzra Weidenfeld
We would appreciate your support if you would like to donate to our efforts and help cover our streaming costs. Please consider donating when "Unlocking" the film or by clicking here.
Ezra's story is unique. Teenage suicide isn't. Ezra was a gifted artist whose passions and voice are imprinted in his drawings, collages, paintings, musical compositions, and journals. As we unravel the story of Ezra’s life and death, we gain a heartfelt, personal, no-holds-barred insight into teenage suicide and surviving its aftermath. This moving and impactful story is intended for mental health education and awareness, and the host of issues associated with teenage suicide, including the incomparable challenges facing those who are left behind.
Accompanying the film premiere is a discussion with director Walter Schlomann, parents of the subject: Moshe Weidenfeld & Shanee Epstein, and moderator Cora Patterson, senior manager at 211 Miami. To view the conversation please click here.
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The 2022 Miami Jewish Film Festival virtual program is made possible with the generous support of Benjamin Nahum and Tamar Roodner.
- Year2021
- Runtime70 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereWorld Premiere
- DirectorWalter Schlomann
- CastDavid Weidenfeld, Moshe Weidenfeld, Shanee Epstein
- CinematographerWalter Schlomann
- EditorWalter Schlomann
- MusicEzra Weidenfeld