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Seeds of Partnership: The Sardari and Morady Story (2019)
Muslim and Jewish teens come together to animate the story of two men, Abdol Hossein Sardari and Ibrahim Morady, a Muslim and a Jew in Paris during the Holocaust. Their friendship and advocacy saved Jewish lives and the generations who would follow them. Created by NewGround MAJIC Changemakers and The Righteous Conversations Project – teens, mentors and filmmakers who are inspired by this story to celebrate the life-saving power of relationship and partnership. To learn more about NewGround: mjnewground.org.
To learn more about The Righteous Conversations Project - righteousconversations.org/
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Muslim and Jewish teens come together to animate the story of two men, Abdol Hossein Sardari and Ibrahim Morady, a Muslim and a Jew in Paris during the Holocaust. Their friendship and advocacy saved Jewish lives and the generations who would follow them. Created by NewGround MAJIC Changemakers and The Righteous Conversations Project – teens, mentors and filmmakers who are inspired by this story to celebrate the life-saving power of relationship and partnership. To learn more about NewGround: mjnewground.org. To learn more about The Righteous Conversations Project - righteousconversations.org/
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Genre:Documentary, Animation
Directed By:Sam Knoll, Vanessa Chermak, Serra Demirci, Tamar Farahnik, Ali Desai, Sabah Damji, Talya Havivi, Sanam Ismail, Hanna Gootin, Yael Rubin, Chloe Saba, Jonathan Nourafshan, Akiva Rubin, Inara Shamji, Zeynep Yildirim, Amina Tariq, Layla Waller, Abdullah Rafique, Sarah Pretsky
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In Theaters:4/30/2019
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Righteous Conversations Project
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