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Tag: One Life

0 Television/Film Gender/Identity

11 Movies All About Jewish Moms

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 10 May

The article presents a list of 11 movies centered around Jewish mothers and their relationships with their children.

0 Holocaust Television/Film

A Queens-based Holocaust survivor remembers her real-life rescuer played by Anthony Hopkins in ‘One Life’

Steve North in JTA · 10 Apr

Hanna Slome, a 99-year-old Holocaust survivor in Queens, reveals her life-changing experience of being rescued by Sir Nicholas Winton during the Holocaust, depicted in the film "One Life" with Anthony Hopkins.

0 Holocaust History

Helena Bonham Carter Grew Up Knowing She Was ‘Unmistakably Jewish’

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 19 Mar

Helena Bonham Carter, known for her captivating roles in various films, particularly shines in the biopic "One Life" as Barbara Winton, a woman who assisted her son in rescuing 669 Jewish children during World War II.

0 Holocaust Television/Film

A heartbreaking story of Nazi-era heroism — but why did it take so long for it to get here?

Dan Friedman in Forward · 9 Jan

"One Life" is a new film based on the book "If It's Not Impossible," depicting the heroic efforts of a small group of middle-class Brits in the late 1930s who rescued refugees from war-threatened Prague, including Jewish children from the Nazi dictatorship.

0 Holocaust History

The real story behind ‘One Life,’ the movie starring Anthony Hopkins as Nicholas Winton, who rescued Jewish children from the Nazis

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 5 Jan

The article discusses the real story behind the movie "One Life," which portrays the efforts of Nicholas Winton, a British stockbroker who rescued Jewish children from the Nazis during the Holocaust.

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Anthony Hopkins Plays a Holocaust Hero in Upcoming Movie About Kindertransport

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 12 Sep 2023

The upcoming film "One Life" tells the story of Nicholas Winton and the Kindertransport, in which he helped move 669 children out of Nazi-occupied Prague and into London during World War II.