Event by Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian law. We are proud to present the first Swedish Human Rights Film Festival Day. We will be highlighting the International Holocaust Remembrance Day – January 27
Join us by watching *Every Face Has a Name* by Magnus Gertten on the Swedish Human Rights Film Festival website on Wednesday, the 27th of January.
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ABOUT THE MOVIE
On April 28, 1945, survivors of the Nazi terror disembark a ship in Malmö. 70 years later, the same people experience the emotional moment when they each recognize themselves in the archive footage shot on the day of their liberation. Their anonymous faces turn into names, fates, and stories. They remind us that behind every refugee arriving in a harbor today, there is a name, a human being and a story.
We recommend that you start to view the movie at 18.30. The movie will be available for free 24h before and after the event. Link to the movie: https://humanrightsfilmfestival.se/
PANEL DISCUSSION
After the screening of the movie, we will host a virtual panel discussion at Zoom where you can join to discuss the movie and the importance of remembering the Holocaust.
The panel discussion starts at 19.50. Link to the panel discussion: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/61445723423 Anyone can join and it is free.
We are proud to present the panel:
Magnus Gertten, an award-winning director, based in Malmö, Sweden, where he runs the production company Auto Images. Since 1998 Magnus has directed a large number of documentaries, broadcasted at leading international tv-channels and screened at film festivals in more than 50 countries.
Isak Nachman, Rabbi and teacher who was born in Israel and now lives in Stockholm. He has made the Swedish documentary “Nöden – en Shtetl i Lund).
Ingrid Lomfors, a historian that focuses on the Holocaust from a Swedish perspective. She has among other done research about Jewish refugee children arriving in Sweden (so called Kindertransport), Antisemitism and about the children of the Holocaust. Ingrid is a Superintendent at Forum för Levande Historia.
Moderated by journalist Lars Mogensen, a swedish freelance journalist and moderator. Among other things he is hosting the radio program Filosofiska rummet at Sveriges Radio (SR). He covers wide areas including politics and philosophy.
Read more about the film festival and upcoming events: https://humanrightsfilmfestival.se/
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