Ciné-ONU: THE LAST SURVIVORS
Documentary compiling the testimonies of the last remaining Holocaust survivors living in Britain,
all of whom were children at the time, and following them over the course of a year as they embark upon personal and profound
journeys.
FREE ADMISSION
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
FREE ADMISSION
PLEASE NOTE - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
To mark the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust The United Nations
Information Service (UNIS) Vienna in cooperation with the Permanent Mission of Israel to the UN (Vienna) and the United Kingdom
Mission to the UN (Vienna) and with the support of the Center for Israel Studies invites you to the Ciné-ONU Vienna screening
of the documentary.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Please sign up by sending an email to unis.vienna@un.org by noon on Thursday 25 January and bring a valid photo ID.
Admission without registration will not be possible.
Admission free | Accessible for people with a mobility disability
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The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with:
Avraham Roet – Holocaust survivor
Regina Polak – Professor for Practical Theology, University of Vienna, and Researcher on interfaith dialogue, antisemitism and racism
Martin Nesirky – Director, UNIS Vienna (moderator)
The film contains material that is disturbing, and not suitable for younger viewers.
Viewer discretion is advised. A minimum age of high school level is recommended.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Please sign up by sending an email to unis.vienna@un.org by noon on Thursday 25 January and bring a valid photo ID.
Admission without registration will not be possible.
Admission free | Accessible for people with a mobility disability
***
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with:
Avraham Roet – Holocaust survivor
Regina Polak – Professor for Practical Theology, University of Vienna, and Researcher on interfaith dialogue, antisemitism and racism
Martin Nesirky – Director, UNIS Vienna (moderator)
The film contains material that is disturbing, and not suitable for younger viewers.
Viewer discretion is advised. A minimum age of high school level is recommended.
