29 February 2020 8 mins
Write Me, a poetry film, follows an older woman who joins other survivors in reclaiming the histories tattooed on their bodies. The film is adapted from and driven by an award-winning poem, "After Auschwitz," written by Deborah Kahan Kolb.
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Hong Kong 22 November 2020
United States 29 February 2020
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