This is a sponsored post on behalf of Review Wire Media for Trafalgar Releasing.
Based on a true story, Auschwitz survivor, Herbert Heller, who escaped the death march at the age of 15, stays silent about the horrors of the Holocaust for sixty years. When he meets teenage Abby, he breaks his silence, which forms a life saving bond between him and the trobled teen facing her own pain.
I am happy to see a film that talks about trauma and mental health. There has always been so much stigma around mental health. I think this milennia has brought a lot of awareness.
I would have never thought that a Holocaust survivor could find any common ground with a teen today. This film shows that they can both heal, be heard, be seen, even if there are many generations are between them.
Can you think of a time when something from the past affected your present emotions?
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This film gives back: THE OPTIMIST is more than a film — it is a journey from darkness to hope. The film is deeply rooted in two causes that reflect its heart: KAVOD, which supports Holocaust survivors living in poverty, and Bring Change to Mind, a national nonprofit empowering youth to end the stigma around mental health. Contributions supporting these organizations help extend the film’s impact beyond the screen.
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