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Stronger than Steel (2019)

Three days after the Tree of Life synagogue shooting, thousands of people in Pittsburgh came together to protest the hate and violence in the country. “Stronger than Steel” explores that even after tragedy, there is hope in this divided nation.
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Three days after the Tree of Life synagogue shooting, thousands of people in Pittsburgh came together to protest the hate and violence in the country. “Stronger than Steel” explores that even after tragedy, there is hope in this divided nation.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jacob Pincus
Written By:Bram Hoffman
In Theaters:6/14/2019
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Cove Films

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