L'Chaim: To Life

AWARDS

BLUE RIBBON FIRST PRIZE CINE Golden Eagle (1973)
HONORS Festival di Populi, Florence (1973)
SILVER PLAQUE Chicago International Film Festival (1974)

SELECTED SCREENINGS

The American Film Festival 1974

Produced for the Women's American ORT and narrated by Eli Wallach, this highly acclaimed documentary describes more than a century of Jewish life in Russia. Stills and archival footage recreate the life of the Russian-Jewish community from the shtetl through the first World War, the Holocaust, the Warsaw Ghetto, the displaced persons camps and the establishment of the State of Israel. L'Chaim: To Life also examines the origins and activities of the ORT, a movement dedicated to the vocational training and education of the Jewish people.

CRITICAL ACCLAIM

"The inescapable fact of man's inhumanity to man and his will to survive is brought into soberingly sharp focus... these are pointed and artistic documentations of a shocking past that deserves to be kept vividly alive."
- A.H. Weber, The New York Times, February 7, 1975

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Home Use DVD: $29.95 Does not include Classroom or Library Use Rights or Public Performance Rights. More Information	Classroom/Library Use DVD: $195 Does not include Public Performance Rights. More Information
Digital Site Licensing (DSL) available - Contact us
Step down pricing for K-12 & public libraries may be available - Contact us
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