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Eva: A-7063 

2018   |   88 min   |   Cast   |  Credits 

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Cast:

Eva and Alex Kor

Michael Berenbaum

Stephen D. Smith

Wolf Blitzer

Elliott Gould

Lucette Lagnado

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb

Many more

Credits:

Producer, Director, Writer: Ted Green

Editor, Graphic Artist: Pete Saetre

Co-producer: Mika Brown

Music: Dr. Tyron Cooper

Narrator: Ed Asner

Videographers: Mika Brown, Andy Young, Vinnie Manganello

Eva: A-7063 Impact
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As a 10-year-old “Mengele Twin,” Eva Kor suffered some of the worst of the Holocaust. At 50, she helped launch the biggest manhunt in history. At age 60, she forgave the Nazis, and spent the rest of her 25 years urgently circling the globe to promote the controversial lesson her journey taught: Healing through forgiveness. Narrated by Hollywood icon Ed Asner, “Eva: A-7063” tells the full, astonishing story of this historic figure for the first time, tracking her from Auschwitz to Israel to the United States — even into the U.S. Capital Rotunda for her jaw-dropping arrest — and ultimately to her courageous return to the Nazi death camp. It reveals her hidden pain, unbridled rage and the unextinguished love for humanity that transformed her into an international spokeswoman followed by millions.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

American Public Television

“Incredible and inspiring.”

Holocaust expert Michael Berenbaum

“‘Eva: A-7063’ is a powerful film that so accurately portrays Eva Kor’s powerful life, her tenacity, her veracity and her inspiring personality. In a broken world she has brought healing, in a divided world she has fought for unity. At four score and four her work is not done. The power of her message embodied in her very essence of her being is not merely undiminished by the passage of time but made for ever more urgent by the time in which we live.”

Ivy Schamis, Holocaust Education teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., site of a tragic shooting in 2018

“Eva Kor is a true inspiration to the students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The students were mesmerized watching the documentary as Eva Kor exemplifies such strength and resilience after all she’s been through. Pain must not be wasted — we must learn from one another and share our stories in order to make this world a better place.”

AWARDS

Nine regional Emmys (unprecedented for a single project) including Best Documentary, Writing, Research, Editing and Music.

 

The National Gabriel Award for Human Dignity.

 

The Silver Anvil award from the Public Relations Society of America.

 

One of two "Program of Excellence" awards in 2020 from American Public Television, which encompasses some 350 PBS stations around the nation.

 

The 2020 award for Top Historical Documentary from NETA (National Education Telecommunications Association), which encompasses 277 PBS stations.

 

The Jimmy Stewart Legacy Award from the Heartland International Film Festival.

 

“Best of Fest" awards from the Chagrin Documentary Film Festival and in our category of the Rhode Island International Film Festival.

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