New Film: "Where Is Anne Frank"

 

In this modern take on The Diary of Anne Frank, Anne's imaginary friend Kitty comes to life in present-day Amsterdam and goes in search of her best friend. Her adventures lead to a deeper understanding of Anne's legacy and inspire her to help current refugees.   Sunday, November 5, 3:30 p.m.   Rutgers Business School, 100 Rockafeller Rd, Piscataway   Appropriate for 6th grade and up.   Student tickets: $7 Use code rjffstudent2023 or buy at the door.   Click here for tickets.     Click here to read more about the making of this film       Seventy-five years after the publication of The Diary of Anne Frank, the Anne Frank House reaches out to a new generation with this powerful animated film. The Anne Frank Foundation worked with award-winning Israeli filmmaker Ari Folman to write the script and direct the movie, Where is Anne Frank. It took years to develop this ambitious project, which shows for the first time the full dimension of The Diary of Anne Frank, spanning an arc from her story to the present day. The film represents an important introduction to lessons of history, the Holocaust, discrimination, and antisemitism.    Click here for the full festival schedule. Donate Now Thank you for your support!   Your gift enables us to make a meaningful impact in the community, fostering engagement with Jewish identity, culture, and history.