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Final Film in 2012 College of Saint Elizabeth Film Studies Festival. Co-sponsored by the College of Saint Elizabeth Holocaust Education Resource Center and the NJ Jewish Film Festival. Everyone is welcome to attend. No Charge. Dolan Performance Hall (Annunciation Center).
Welcome Dr. Anthony Santamaria, Director, CSE Film Studies Festival
Introduction Dr. Harriet Sepinwall, Professor of Holocaust Studies
Speaker Fred Heyman, Survivor (Berlin, Germany)
Austin Film Society: “Rosenstrasse accurately represents an important episode of a largely forgotten aspect of German history. Katja Riemann (gives a) restrained and graceful performance as Lena, one of the leaders of the Rosenstrasse movement.”
Variety: “…brings the horrifying incidents up-to-date by giving the story a contemporary spin.”
Venice Film Festival: UNICEF AWARD for Best Director (Margarethe Von Trotta), Best Actress Award (Katja Rieman)
Golden Globes (Italy): Best European Film
European Film Awards: Best Actress (Katja Rieman)
Holocaust Survivor Fred Heyman will share his personal memories of being at the Rosenstrasse protest in Berlin with his mother in the effort to save his father from deportation to Auschwitz.
Co-sponsors: The College of Saint Elizabeth Holocaust Education Resource Center New Jersey Jewish Film Festival
For more information, contact: Dr. Anthony Santamaria, Director, CSE Film Studies Festival asantamaria@cse.edu 973-290-4338