Presented in partnership with Opera Orlando, this free screening of "The Boys of Terezín" provides powerful historical context for Opera Orlando’s upcoming production. The film brings together five Holocaust survivors, a boys’ choir, and a chamber music group to tell the story of the secret concentration camp journal created by young prisoners at Terezín under the watch of their Nazi captors.

Stories We Were Never Told is a film by Jacky Comforty based on paintings by artist Martha Aladjem Bloomfield featuring archival video and film and dubbed testimonies of survivors. The project is a more expressive narrative animating the painting and layering them with the testimonies that describe the painted event. This film visualizes and vocalizes the Jewish narrative in Bulgaria and beyond. Curator Jacky Comforty and Artist Martha Aladjem Bloomfield available for Q&A.

This documentary sheds light on the untold stories of female Holocaust survivors, focusing on those who were imprisoned in the Ravensbrück concentration camp. The film explores their harrowing experiences, resilience, and the struggle to have their stories recognized and remembered. 

This documentary uncovers the fascinating life of actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr. The film explores her groundbreaking contributions to technology, including her role in developing a frequency-hopping spread spectrum that laid the groundwork for modern wireless communication, alongside her Hollywood career. 

This documentary explores the extraordinary lives of Hans and Margret Rey, the Jewish couple who created the beloved children's character, Curious George. The film highlights their escape from Nazi-occupied France, their creativity, and how their adventures shaped the iconic series. 

This powerful film portrays the last six days of Sophie Scholl, a young member of the anti-Nazi resistance group, the White Rose. The film follows her arrest, interrogation, and ultimate execution, capturing her unwavering courage and moral conviction in the face of tyranny.