Amos Morris-Reich observes
embraces the diverse gamut of interwar Jewish life in Poland
and sermons captures the heroism
presents Marisa Scheinfeld's photographs of abandoned sites where resorts
as they traverse Brooklyn and Manhattan
Finding Home (Hungary, 1945) by Dean Cycon synced Amos Morris-Reich observesFor nine months in Auschwitz, eighteen year old Eva Fleiss clung to sanity by playing piano on imaginary keyboards. After liberation, Eva and the five remaining Jews of Laszlo, Hungary, journey home, seeking to restart their lives. Yet the town that deported them is not ready to embrace their return. Their former neighbors and friends resist relinquishing their newfound status and property, and they struggle with their roles as perpetrators, enablers,