Two eyewitnesses recount the events in a small Polish town where Jews were murdered by their own neighbors during World War II.
Synopsis
Two eyewitnesses recount the events in a small Polish town where Jews were murdered by their own neighbors during World War II.
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Synopsis
In a small, rural town in Poland, Jews and Polish Catholics coexisted for centuries before World War II. "Among Neighbors" features interviews with the last living eyewitnesses, including a Holocaust survivor and an aging woman who witnessed the murder of Jews by her own neighbors. The film combines hand-drawn animation and verité footage to depict the complex responses of the Polish community to the Holocaust. Directed by Yoav Potash, known for "Crime After Crime," it runs for 101 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet the last living Holocaust survivor from the town.
- See how Polish neighbors responded during the Holocaust.
- Find out about the town's Jewish and Catholic history.
Did You Know
- The film features interviews with the last living eyewitnesses of the events.
- One of the last Holocaust survivors from the town is highlighted in the film.
- The murders of Jews were committed by Polish neighbors, not Nazis.
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Who directed the documentary Among Neighbors?
Among Neighbors was directed by Yoav Potash.
What year was Among Neighbors released?
Among Neighbors was released in 2024.
What is the duration of the documentary Among Neighbors?
The duration of Among Neighbors is 101 minutes.
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