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Inside Hana's Suitcase tells
the true story of a little girl in
the Holocaust and the teacher
determined to learn her story.
Hana Brady grew up in
Czechoslovakia on the cusp of World
War II. When the Nazis seized power,
Hana and her brother, George, faced a
terrible fate.
But Hana's suitcase survived in
Auschwitz and ends up in a Holocaust
museum in Japan.
Based on the book Hana's Suitcase,
which has been translated into 40
languages, this film is a poignant,
unforgettable story of a little girl lost
and the devoted teacher and students
determined never to let her be forgot-
ten.
Inside Hana's Suitcase screens 2
p.m. Sunday, May 15, at the Michigan
Theater in Ann Arbor; and 8 p.m.
Thursday, May 19, and 10 a.m. Sunday,
May 22, at the Berman Center in West
Bloomfield. Following the May 22
screening, the JCC will host a family
discussion with Lisa Soble Siegmann,
associate director of the Federation's
Alliance for Jewish Education.
Nora's Will is a sad — and
very funny — story of family
and death.
Nora has just ended her own life.
Her ex-husband of 30 years, Jose, is
distraught.
The next step is interment, of
course. But it's a complicated situation,
and as it turns out Nora must be bur-
ied immediately or wait five days.
Incredibly, there's a solution pro-
vided by Nora herself. Before she died,
Nora left behind a complete, but quite
complex, plan that will take care of
everything.
Or will it?
Suddenly a mysterious photograph
appears with a quiet and surprising
message of love.
Nora's Will screens 7:30 p.m. Sunday,
May 15, at the Flint Institute of Arts; 5
p.m. Thursday, May 19, at the Uptown
Palladium in Birmingham; 8 p.m.
Thursday, May 19, at the Michigan
Theater in Ann Arbor; and 8 p.m.
Thursday, May 24, at the Berman
Center in West Bloomfield.
Saviors in the Night is an
astonishing true story of kind-
ness during World War II.
In 1918, Menne Spiegel received the
Iron Cross for service during World
War I. Twenty-five years later, he is
known for one thing only: He is a Jew.
Menne, his wife Marga and their
young daughter are to be taken away
in a mass deportation when, in des-
peration, Menne contacts his old
friend Heinrich Aschoff.
Though it will mean certain death
for his own family if he is discovered,
Aschoff quickly, and unequivocally,
agrees to care for the Spiegels. And he
finds unexpected help from a group of
fellow farmers.
Based on memoirs by Marga
Spiegel, Saviors in the Night tells the
story of a handful of quiet, unassum-
ing men who stepped forward to save
a Jewish family.
Saviors in the Night screens 7:30
p.m. Monday, May 16, at the Flint
Institute of Arts; 5 p.m. Wednesday,
May 18, at the Michigan Theater in
Ann Arbor; 5 p.m. Thursday, May
19, at the Berman Center in West
Bloomfield; and 8 p.m. Monday,
May 23, at the Uptown Palladium in
Birmingham
Following the May 19 presentation
in West Bloomfield, Steven Goldman,
executive director of the Holocaust
Memorial Center, will speak.
Seven Minutes in Heaven is
an Israeli thriller and love story
guaranteed to leave you breath-
less.
Seven Minutes in Heaven, says
Variety, "handles a difficult subject
with imagination and emotional
veracity" With "riveting, hyper-real
cinematography and sensitive editing,"
it tells the story of a young woman,
Galia, in Jerusalem who survives a sui-
cide bus bombing — and then forgets
everything.
Yet Galia is determined to relive
the events so she can move forward
with her life. Will the discovery that
a rescue worker had pronounced her
dead, plus the sudden appearance of
unfamiliar clues and people, help Galia
unlock the key to her past?
This film contains graphic violence
and is for adult audiences only.
Seven Minutes in Heaven screens 5
p.m. Tuesday, May 17, at the Michigan
Theater in Ann Arbor; 8 p.m. Tuesday,
May 17, at the Uptown Palladium in
Birmingham; and 2 p.m. Thursday,
May 26, at the Berman Center in West
Bloomfield.
Voices Unbound is the true
story that inspired the film
Freedom Writers, starring Hilary
Swank.
Winner of the 2011 Lenore
Marwil Jewish Film Festival Best
Documentary, Voices Unbound focuses
on an at-risk group of high school stu-
dents in California.
Teacher Erin Gruwell took a chance,