Virtual Holocaust Film Festival

 

Ramapo students created this virtual Holocaust film festival as a final project in Dr. Jacob Ari Labendz’s course, “Holocaust and Media,” in Spring 2023. Each student contributed a festival-style video introduction to a film of their choosing, which they believe people interested in Holocaust cinema should watch, enjoy, and consider.

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Chris Alepa presents Remember
Directed by Atom Egoyan (Canada and Germany 2015, 94 min.)

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Bella Apgar presents The Cremator
Directed by Juraj Herz (Czechoslovakia 1969, 95 min.)

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Gia Barras presents Sophie’s Choice
Directed by Juraj Herz (Czechoslovakia 1969, 95 min.)

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Hope DeWitt presents The Good Nazi
Directed by Ric Esther Bienstock and Yaron Niski (Canada 2018, 52 min.)

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Will Egner presents Conspiracy
Directed by Frank Pierson (USA and UK 2001, 96 min.)

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Kaitlin Emery presents The Diary of Anne Frank
Directed by George Stevens (USA 1959, 179 min.)

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Ashley Gomes presents The Reader
Directed by Stephen Daldry (USA 2008, 124 min.)

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Brian Gurniak presents Jojo Rabbit
Directed by Taika Waititi (Multiple countries 2019, 108 min.)

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Michelle Kukan presents The Wall
Directed by Robert Markowitz (USA 1982, 135 min.)

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Skylar McMahon presents Playing for Time
Directed by Daniel Mann (USA 1980, 150 min.)

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Kiely Paris-Rodriguez presents Train of Life
Directed by Radu Mihăileanu (Multiple countries 1969, 95 min.)

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Micky Steidle presents The Fifth Horseman is Fear
Directed by Zbeněk Brynych (Czechoslovakia 1965, 100 min.)

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Mark Tahan presents The Debt
Directed by John Madden (USA and UK 2010, 113 min.)

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Miranda Trautmann presents My Best Friend Anne Frank
Directed by Ben Sombogaart (Netherlands 2021, 103 min.)

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Maddie Zech presents The Pianist
Directed by Roman Polanski (Multiple countries 2002, 150 min.)