Directed by John Curtin (70 minutes)
This bold and thought-provoking film dares to ask a question no other has tackled: How have the Jewish people accomplished so much, despite centuries of persecution? Featuring powerful insights from renowned figures including the late Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, Shimon Peres, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Noam Chomsky, Alan Dershowitz, and others, this film explores the complex links between resilience, identity, and historic trauma.
In light of recent global events—particularly those since October 7th—this film offers a timely opportunity for reflection, dialogue, and insight.
Rabbi David Meyer, Rabbi Emeritus, Temple Emanu-El will facilitate a discussion after the screening.
