I Was a Child of Holocaust Survivors

This short film delves into the taboos surrounding the trauma of Holocaust survivors, providing a unique perspective on inherited pain. It combines personal narratives with universal themes, which can resonate with viewers on multiple levels.

As a work by woman director Ann Marie Fleming, it adds to the representation of female voices in animation. The runtime of 15 minutes allows for a compact yet impactful exploration of serious subjects such as pregnancy, cancer, and familial curses. The animation style and storytelling techniques used in this film could appeal to collectors interested in innovative and thought-provoking animated works.