To Never Forget

The documentary focuses on a powerful moment from December 1941, when a group of women and a young girl named Sorella are forced to undress in freezing temperatures on a Baltic Sea beach. Filmmaker Péter Hegedüs uses new immersive 360 technology to recreate this dramatic scene, bridging the past with contemporary reflections on its impact.

Ethel Davis, a 92-year-old Jewish Australian whose family was lost in the 1941 massacre, contributes her insights, adding depth to the narrative. The film also includes the testimony of Hegedüs' own grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, highlighting the continued relevance of these memories in today's world. To Never Forget serves as both a historical document and a reminder of the personal stories intertwined with collective memory.