To commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, join us for a screening and post film discussion of Undeniable, a new documentary that tells the only known story of teenagers who entered a working gas chamber and walked out alive.

On 10 October 1944, approximately 800 Jewish boys aged thirteen to seventeen were marched from their barracks to Crematorium V at Auschwitz. After the doors of the gas chambers were closed, senior SS officers arrived and pulled fifty boys out. They remain the only known group ever to have walked out of an Auschwitz gas chamber alive. The film tells the story through the testimonies of six survivors who British Rabbi Naftali Schiff tracked down and interviewed over 21 years across Jerusalem, London, Manchester, Montreal, Netanya and New York.

Q&A with the film's executive producer Rabbi Schiff and Holocaust scholar Dr. Michael Berenbaum to follow the screening