Dir. Vassilis Loules. 2011, 124 mins. Digital projection. Greek with English subtitles. This enthralling documentary focuses on the childhood experiences of five Greek Jews who were hidden and saved by fellow Greeks during the German occupation. Exploring the life of Greek Jewish communities before the war and conditions during the occupation, the film examines the life-long effects of childhood traumas and offers deep insights into the experience of survival.

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