Screen the mini-series between Friday, February 11 at Noon and Thursday, February 17 at Noon. Once you start viewing, you will have 6 days to complete your viewing.

Requires a season pass or two tickets to view the full series 

It’s 1945, and the war is over, but its repercussions are not, especially for thousands of displaced Jewish children. This gripping series follows a group of these refugee children, who are temporarily housed in a small Swiss village under difficult conditions. At the same time, Switzerland, while neutral during the war, becomes a hub for Nazi war criminals, trying to smuggle their assets, including money and valuables looted from Jews. The protagonists must grapple with issues of morality and ethics, as they try to decide where their loyalties should lie.

Post Film Program: Wednesday, February 16 at 7pm via Zoom Meeting

Jonathan Lewis, historian and Assistant Dean of Operations and Faculty in the College of Education at the University of Phoenix, will be in conversation with Professor David Graizbord, Acting Director of The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies at The University of Arizona, about the role that Switzerland played during and after the war. 

Sponsored by: Joy and Mike Feldman, Fay Green and Family