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Stitching a Life: The Story of Trudie Strobel (2019)
A child survivor of the Holocaust receives a packet of beads in a Displaced Persons camp after the war. Her mother tears off a piece of her skirt and the child embroiders a goose. Thus begins her life-long journey with thread and needle not knowing that someday this simple act will save her life again. Based on the life and art of Holocaust survivor Trudie Strobel.
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A child survivor of the Holocaust receives a packet of beads in a Displaced Persons camp after the war. Her mother tears off a piece of her skirt and the child embroiders a goose. Thus begins her life-long journey with thread and needle not knowing that someday this simple act will save her life again. Based on the life and art of Holocaust survivor Trudie Strobel.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Natasha Clement, Coleman Weintraub, Fernanda Zaragoza, Ian Kim, Miranda Lewis, Hank Schoen, Lila Dworsky-Hickey, Jocelyn Vega, Jaaziah McZeal, Spirit Avedon, Alexander McDaniel
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In Theaters:8/17/2019
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