Sponsored by the East West Bank Foundation and the Carl K. Moy and Linda C. Moy Family Foundation.

Survivor Danny Chanoch, retraces his steps during the Holocaust with his adult children, with the intention of spending a night in his old barrack in Auschwitz-Birkenau. The intergenerational film straddles history, black comedy, deep heartache, and the relationship between trauma and resilience.

Eva Nathanson was born in 1941 in Budapest, Hungary. Eva and her mother survived together by hiding in various homes. She distinctly remembers her fear of soldiers, weapons, and small spaces, all of which still resonate with her.

This Oscar-winning documentary presents Gerda Weissmann Klein's account of surviving the Holocaust as a child. Join us for our annual summer film screening series with virtual panel discussions with renowned historians, filmmakers, and survivors, moderated by noted journalist/author Tom Teicholz.

Opening event for Holocaust Museum LA's new exhibit by world-renowned sculptor A. Thomas Schomberg.

Henri Parens escaped from the Holocaust at the age of 12, and went on to become a globally recognized psychoanalyst, dedicating his life's work to the prevention of prejudice. ZAIDA, the documentary film about his life, was made by his granddaughter.

The silence of Pius XII during the Holocaust is no longer the legacy of Jewish-Catholic inter-faith relationship. How did the relationship transform? What have the communities done to commemorate, educate, and inspire a more humane world?

We hope you will join us for this special event at the Saban Theatre.