Hidden Face
The Admor of Sanz-Klausenburg was a rabbi who experienced personal devastation and despite this succeeded in rehabilitating his own life and that of his Chassidic community. Through his heroic story, the film presents the narratives of the Holocaust as told by different members of the ultra-Orthodox community. The film presents the complex relationship between ultra-Orthodox Jews and the memory of the Holocaust. Through rare archival footage and interviews with Sanz Chassidim it reveals the ways they experience the revival and spiritual victory over the Nazis and pass it on to the ensuing generations, while dealing with the biggest question of all—where was god during the Holocaust?
Director: Eyal Datz
Producer: Yoav Leshem
Details
Duration: 54 min.
Date of Release: 2018
Country of Production: Israel
Shooting Format: HD
Language: Hebrew
Subtitles: English
Festivals & Awards
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Miami Jewish Film Festival, USA , 2019
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Congregation Shomrei Emunah, USA , 2019
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Young Israel of Fort Lee, USA, 2019
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Washington Jewish Film Festival, USA , 2019
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Hillel- Brandeis University, USA , 2019
Involved Broadcasters
Kan - Israeli Public Broadcast Corporation
World Sales
Go2Films.com
Categories
History, Human Interest / Social Issues, Jewish Topics, Personal Stories, Religion
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