בחזרה לגומבין
(ארה"ב 2000)
בימוי: מינה (ז'ילונקה)
פקר
Dir: Minna
(Zielonka) Packer
סינימטק תל אביב
רח' שפרינצק 2 (פינת רח' הארבעה) תל אביב
כא' אב תשס"ח, יום שישי, 22 באוגוסט, 2008 שעה: 14:00
כניסה: 20 שקל
סרט תיעודי המתאר את ביקורם בפולין של בניהם של ניצולי השואה מהעיירה גומבין, החיים
בישראל, ארה"ב ואנגליה. בסרט משולבים קטעי ארכיון נדירים שצולמו בעיירה ב-1937, 18
חודשים לפני הפלישה הנאצית לפולין. (52 דקות, אנגלית ופולנית, תרגום לאנגלית)
הקרנה חד-פעמית. בתום ההקרנה שיחה עם הבמאית
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עוד על גומבין Gąbin:
http://www.zchor.org/indexgom.htm
http://www.gombinsociety.org/
American
Fulbright Scholar 2007/2008 and Filmmaker
Minna
Zielonka - Packer
presents:
BACK
TO GOMBIN
A documentary from The National Center for Jewish Film
www.jewishfilm.org
hosted by
Tel Aviv
Cinematheque
2 Shprintzak St. (Haarbaa corner), Tel Aviv
http://www.cinema.co.il/movies/movie.asp?movieId=3551
Friday
AUGUST 22 2008
14:00 (2pm)
Admittance Fee: NIS 20 .-
BACK TO GOMBIN
A film documentary by Minna Zielonka-Packer
Filmmaker and American Fulbright Scholar to Poland 2007/2008
The filmmaker, a child of Holocaust survivors, chronicles the tragic history of the Jews of the town of Gombin (Gabin), a small town in the Warszawa province in central Poland and the birthplace of her father.
Interviews of remaining survivors, who grew up as friends and relatives are interwoven with illuminating, historic footage filmed in 1937 by Sam Rafel on his trip to Gombin as a chairman of the Gombin Relief Committee. Survivor's testimony of the ghettos, the camps and methods of survival are juxtaposed with images of prewar innocence, the Jews of Gombin celebrating and posing for the camera. This is further combined with candid interviews of the children of the survivors speaking about the impact on their lives of growing up in the shadow of death with their survivor parents.
The tenacity and perseverance, which personified the Jewish survivor of Gombin, has been inherited by the second and third generation. In an effort to reclaim the lost history of their parents and ancestor's lives, a group of descendants, a handful of American professionals from diverse walks of life, an Englishman and an Israeli genealogist have formed The Gombin Jewish Historical and Genealogical Society. With no more than the dream of remembrance, the leaders of this group have created a project of healing.
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American filmmaker,
Zielonka-Packer, the daughter of the late Micheal Zielonka, a Jewish survivor of
the Shoah from Gabin Poland,
has been based in Lodz, Poland,
from Sept. 07-August '08, in production on her current film, The Lilliput, a
narrative 35mm feature length film.
See the website:
http://www.thelilliputmovie.com
Last updated August 4th, 2008