Film Lens
Born in Auschwitz chronicles the experiences of Jewish survivors and their descendants who were affected by the Holocaust. The film centers on a Jewish baby born in the Auschwitz death camp during World War II and examines the lasting impact of this traumatic history on families. It features personal testimonies from second and third generations, focusing on their efforts to confront inherited trauma and seek healing.
The documentary provides historical context about the Holocaust and emphasizes the importance of remembrance. It aims to break the cycle of trauma that has persisted through generations, showcasing the experiences of individuals like Eszter Cseke and Angela Orosz, who share their stories and reflections on the impact of their ancestors' experiences in Auschwitz.
Why Watch
- •Meet survivors and their descendants.
- •Find out about intergenerational trauma.
- •See personal testimonies from Auschwitz.
Did You Know
•The film is directed by Eszter Cseke.
•It has a duration of 76 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in France.
Perfect For
Holocaust studiesFamily historyDocumentary enthusiasts