One woman's red hair saved her life during her time in Auschwitz, as she reflects on her experiences in this 96-minute documentary.
Synopsis
One woman's red hair saved her life during her time in Auschwitz, as she reflects on her experiences in this 96-minute documentary.
Synopsis
Emmy Blum recounts her time in Auschwitz during World War II. The Hungarian survivor reflects on how her red hair played a crucial role in her survival. Director Sergio Oksman features Blum in a series of interviews, where he and his team interact with her directly. Their presence adds a layer of complexity to her memories and insights, resulting in a detailed portrait of her experience. The film runs for 96 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Emmy Blum, a unique Holocaust survivor.
- Find out how red hair saved a life in Auschwitz.
- See the filmmakers interact with Ms. Emmy.
Did You Know
- Emmy Blum is a Holocaust survivor who shares her Auschwitz experiences.
- The film was directed by Sergio Oksman and released in 2005.
- Ms. Emmy attributes her survival to her red hair during her time in Auschwitz.
- The documentary has a total runtime of 96 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of the documentary A Esteticista?
The main subject is Emmy Blum, an aging Hungarian woman and Holocaust survivor.
What unique feature helped save Emmy Blum's life during her time in Auschwitz?
Having red hair helped save Emmy Blum's life during her time in Auschwitz.
Who directed the documentary A Esteticista?
The documentary was directed by Sergio Oksman.
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