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Hitler's Children
Chanoch Ze'evi
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synopsis
Israel, Germany | 2011 | 80 min | German, Hebrew & English
Hitler’s Children is a film about the descendants of the most powerful figures in the Nazi regime: men and women who were left a legacy that permanently associates them with one of the greatest crimes in history. What is it like for them to have grown up with a name that immediately raises images of murder and genocide? How do they cope with the fact that they are the children of ... literally, not just metaphorically.
For more then sixty years, they have lived in the shadows, trying to rebuild their lives without the constant reminders of what their fathers’ and grandfathers’ once did. Only now are they ready to bare the scars that their legacy has left them. They are ready to talk about what it is like to be the children of ... literally, not just metaphorically.
About the Speakers
Chanoch Ze'evi is a director and producer of documentary films for television and the documentary film industry. In almost two decades of filmmaking, Mr. Ze'evi has addressed issues of conflict, reconciliation, and the social and political circumstances that define identity. His films are intended to forge paths and build bridges between opposing groups and cultures.
Mr. Ze'evi is founder and owner of “Maya Productions”, an Israeli production company that specializes in documentary films for local and foreign audiences. Many of the company’s projects have been produced in collaboration with television stations in Israel, the United States, and Europe.
Jasmine Kainy is an Israeli filmmaker who has been nominated 11 times by the Israeli Academy Awards (Ophirs) and has directed more than 20 documentary films, series, and investigative docs. She is also a lecturer at Hebrew University and at the International Program at Reichman University.
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