[Unicum] Jovo hetfon 10-en There was Once... Holokauszt Kalocsan

Kedves Unicum Olvasok!

Egy het mulva december 10-en lathatjatok a There was Once... cimu filmet DC-ben. December 10-e egyben az Emberi Jogok Napja. 

Delben a Library of Congress-ben egy beszelgetest hallhattok a rendezovel, ahol rovid reszletek is lathatoak lesznek a filmbol. Ez egy egy oras program. 

Este 7 orakor a DCJCC-ben levetitjuk az egesz filmet. A film utan lehetoseg lesz kerdeseket feltenni a rendezonek, Gabor Kalmannak es professzor Charles Gatinak, akik a filmrol, holokausztrol es Magyarorszagrol beszelgetnek. A moderator, Steve Feldman a US Holocaust Memorial Museum munkatarsa lesz. A beszelgetes utan tea, kave es aprosutemenyek mellett lehet beszelgetni es a rendezovel talalkozni.

A programokrol tovabbi reszleteket az alabbi linkeken olvashattok. Ha az esti vetitesre szeretnetek eljonni, a DCJCC lapjan az RSVP linken lehet helyet foglalni. 

Szoljatok barataitoknak, ismeroseiteknek!

Udvozlettel,

Anna

INVITATION The United Nations' (UN) Human Rights Day is observed annually on  December 10 to mark the anniversary of the presentation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. I would like to invite you to participate in the Washington DC programs of the movie:  THERE WAS ONCE... Mrs. Gyöngyi Magò is a high school teacher in Kalocsa, Hungary. Through discovering a forgotten part of local history, the Jewish community that once thrived but is now non-existent in her city, she teaches tolerance to her students in a country where the extreme right is rapidly gaining a foothold.  LIBRARY OF CONGRESS - Monday, December 10, 2012 12:00 P.M. Gabor Kalman, award-winning director, talks about the film and shows clips at the Library of Congress, Washington D.C. Mary Pickford Theater James Madison Bldg. 101 Independence Avenue,S.E., Washington,D.C. DCJCC -Monday, December 10, 2012 7:00 P.M. Screening of the film, followed by a panel discussion. This panel discussion concentrates on questions of the documentary, the Holocaust and human rights in Hungary in the past and today.  Featuring: Moderator:  Steven Feldman, Book Publications Officer, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Panelists: Gabor Kalman, Award-Winning Director; Charles Gati, Professor, SAIS  DCJCC 1529 16th Street NW Washington, D.C. Please feel free to contact me at 240-997-5041 to obtain more information about the events or to inform us as to your availability. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely,   Anna Bayer