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“Where Can I Go/Wo Ahin soll Ich Geh’n”
A Moving Portrait of Trauma and Resilience
EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY RALEIGH-CARY JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JUSTICE THEATER PROJECT
Co-directed by Barbara Kaynan and Jesse Bonnell with the 2020-21 Kesher Group.
Watch the official trailer
Complex histories collide with a challenging present in this film event which debuts on Yom Ha’Shoah/ Holocaust Remembrance Day. A group of Holocaust survivors, filmed during the 2020-21 global Coronavirus pandemic, share their experiences of trauma and resilience with the greater community in an urgent effort to ensure we never forget. Weaving together recorded Zoom sessions and in person interviews, filmed throughout the pandemic, Where Can I Go examines the lasting effects of early childhood trauma through the lens of aging and resilience.
The adults portrayed in this film participated in Kesher, a Raleigh-Cary JFS program, utilizing creative arts therapy to improve mental health and reduce the social isolation of Holocaust survivors.
READ ABOUT THE SURVIVORS AND THE CO-DIRECTORS OF OUR MOVIE HERE ; Read more about Kesher and other Holocaust Survivors services HERE ; Read the full Press Release about the film HERE
ON-DEMAND & WATCH PARTY TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!
$10/Individual, $20/family
WATCH ANYTIME ON YOUR SCREEN OR WATCH WITH FRIENDS DURING A WATCH PARTY! ON-DEMAND OR WATCH PARTY TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED IN SEVERAL WAYS: PURCHASE AN ON-DEMAND TICKET ONLINE , EMAIL THE JUSTICE THEATER PROJECT OR CALL 919-264-7089.
IF THE COST OF THE TICKET IS A BARRIER TO YOUR PARTICIPATION, PLEASE EMAIL JFS.
On-Demand Tickets: Watch “Where Can I Go” at your leisure from your screen,
Sunday, April 18th 1:00-3:00pm- Movie Watch Party- Matinee (ticketed event)- log in to Vimeo begins at 1pm; 1:20 pm opening message by Barbara Kaynan, co-director and JFS Kesher Coordinator; 1:30 pm show. More information HERE
Check out additional related events:
Tuesday, April 13th 7:30pm- Facebook LIVE panel with the Justice Theater Project and Lauren Van Hemert of RDU On Stage- Free!
Thursday, April 23rd: Podcast interviews by Beltline To Broadway with the five participants as well as the Co-Directors. Download for free starting 4/23 HERE or wherever you get your podcasts.
The Kesher program is supported by a grant from the JFNA Center on Aging and Trauma
Thank you to The Jewish Federation of Raleigh-Cary Platinum Sponsors:
Raleigh-Cary JFS would like to thank the sponsors and donors of Where Can I Go:
