Lodz Ghetto
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Alan Adelson
Jerzy Kosinski
Nicholas Kepros
Barbara Rosenblat
David Warrilow
Gregory Gordon
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Created from the writings left by the Jews of the Lodz Ghetto in Poland, this film explores the struggles of a community to survive Nazi domination.
Cast
Jerzy Kosinski
Nicholas Kepros
Barbara Rosenblat
David Warrilow
Gregory Gordon
Theodore Bikel
Julie Cohen
Lynn Cohen
Jerry Matz
Frederick Neumann
Sam Tsousouvas
Eva Wellisz
Miles Evans
William Rohdin
Crew
Richard Adams
Alan Adelson
Alan Adelson
Alan Adelson
Lisa Adelson
Mary Bachmann
Lori Barbagallo
Gary Becker
Wendy Blackstone
Scott Bokun
Jonathan Boyarin
Yitzhak Brauner
Deborah Brown
David Carnochan
Lynn Cassaniti
Brian Chavanne
Paul Chisefsky
Danuta Dabrowska
Dr. Lucjan Dobroszycki
Blaise Dupuy
Elizabeth Ellner
Frederick Field
Robert Fitzsimons
Gila Flam
Adam Fresko
Regina Gelb
Martin Gilbert
Sara Glicksman
Mendel Grossman
Mimi Halberstam
Raul Hilberg
Molly Hoagland
Joanna Horowska
Irving Howe
Nancy Huddleston
Sylvia Jurczynska
David Kallick
Rebecca Kaufman
Leszek Kolalowski
J Kowner
Robert Lapides
Israel Lejzerowicz
Erhard Locker
Yitzchak Mais
Chana Mlotek
Fruma Mohrer
Valerie Naranjo
Molly O'brien
Bitty O'sullivan-smith
Halina Paszkowska
Jozef Piwkowski
Jan Radzynski
Zvi Reiter
Janet Roach
Ralph Rosenblum
Arnold Rosner
Arnold Rosner
Henryk Ross
Eva Rubinstein
Stephen Samuels
Jacek Sarowiecki
Maurice Schell
Mary Schulman
M Schwarz
Chris Shaw
Ann Marie Sheehan
Sydney Sidner
Eugene Squires
Renete Stein
Charles Stern
Laure Sullivan
Robert Summers
Szymon Szerman
Krzysztof Sziejmke
Hirsch Szylis
Kathryn Taverna
Kathryn Taverna
Kathryn Taverna
Paul Taylor
Braden Toan
Jack Tramiel
Leo Trombetta
Kamil Turowski
Kamil Turowski
Konrad Turowski
Konrad Turowski
Marek Web
Marek Web
Alexandra White
Krzysztof Wojciechowski
Hiroyuki Yasuda
Mel Zelniker
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1989
Released in United States December 3, 1988
Released in United States Fall 1989
Released in United States February 1989
Released in United States January 1989
Released in United States March 1989
Released in United States November 1989
Released in United States October 1988
Released in United States on Video February 17, 1993
Released in United States Spring March 22, 1989
Shown at Berlin Film Festival (Forum of Young Cinema) February 16, 17 & 18, 1989.
Shown at Festival dei Popoli Florence December 3, 1988.
Shown at Independent Feature Project (IFP), New York City October 1988.
Shown at London Film Festival November 10-26, 1989.
Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (out of competition) August 24-September 4, 1989.
Released in United States 1989 (Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (out of competition) August 24-September 4, 1989.)
Released in United States Fall 1989
Released in United States January 1989 (Shown at United States Film Festival in Park City, Utah January 24,25,27 & 28, 1989.)
Released in United States February 1989 (Shown at Berlin Film Festival (Forum of Young Cinema) February 16, 17 & 18, 1989.)
Released in United States on Video February 17, 1993
Shown at San Francisco Film Festival March 11 & 12, 1989.
Shown at United States Film Festival in Park City, Utah January 24,25,27 & 28, 1989.
Released in United States March 1989 (Shown at San Francisco Film Festival March 11 & 12, 1989.)
Released in United States Spring March 22, 1989
Released in United States October 1988 (Shown at Independent Feature Project (IFP), New York City October 1988.)
Released in United States November 1989 (Shown at London Film Festival November 10-26, 1989.)
Released in United States December 3, 1988 (Shown at Festival dei Popoli Florence December 3, 1988.)
