Story of Annette Zelman

Set in 1942 Paris, 'Story of Annette Zelman' follows the life of a 20-year-old Jewish woman, Annette, and her relationship with Jean, a young man whose parents oppose their union due to her heritage. As the deportation of Jews becomes a grim reality, Annette's future is shattered when she is betrayed and denounced to the Gestapo by Jean's family. This tragic turn leads to her deportation to Auschwitz, highlighting the dangers of antisemitism and the impact of the Vichy regime in France.

The film's runtime is 93 minutes, providing a concise yet impactful narrative that reflects on the lives of those affected by the Holocaust. With a cast featuring Ilona Bachelier, Vassili Schneider, and Julie Gayet, the film aims to portray the emotional and historical weight of its subject matter. The film's keywords, including prison, concentration camp, and Jewish persecution, underscore its serious themes and historical significance.