About the Film
Stories of the Holocaust that often go unheard occurred after the end of World War II in 1945. These stories are of those who survived an unimaginable ordeal only to find themselves beginning again with nothing. All These Delicate Sorrows is a deeply personal documentary featuring interviews with descendants of survivors, archival video testimonials as well as commentary from local historians.
Following the journey of Jewish survivors of the Holocaust from liberation in 1945 to the midwest, All These Delicate Sorrows chronicles the years in which these new Americans arrived, and began to rebuild the lives they had lost. Many of them worked to secure lasting legacies in the Kansas City area, fostering education of the Holocaust through civic engagement.
Premiered June 17, 2021 | #delicatesorrows
Presenting Sponsor
With Support From:
Bonnie & Herbert Buchbinder
Marlese & Robert Gourley
Mary & Tom Bloch
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