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This film is part documentary and part classical concert; documenting a project to reflect on Jewish history through music. It will be available to watch 72 hours prior to the discussion.
The discussion for the film will take place at 7pm on September 30, 2020.
The film is available to watch 3 days prior to the discussion (September 27-29).
This documentary is part documentary and part classical concert. It tells the story of a historic performance at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, more than 50 years after a hate crime there killed four African American girls. An initiative called Violins of Hope contributed painstakingly restored musical instruments to the event, including violins recovered from Holocaust concentration camps, symbols of resilience in the face of hate, discrimination and racism. Musicians and artists performed and contributed to the creation of the concert and documentary.
This virtual program is hosted and presented by the JCC Chicago. Please contact JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival at 847-763-3507 if you have any questions regarding this program.
If you register for this program your information will be shared with JCC Chicago, JCC, Eventive etc.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Virtual | Movies | Equity Diversity and Inclusion |
TAGS: | Virtual | Discussion |
