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Sighet, Sighet
A haunting film about Elie Wiesel's hometown and roots. This work describes the deportation of the Jews as an event of little consequence to his non-Jewish neighbors.
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- "A haunting film about Elie Wiesel's hometown and roots. This work describes the deportation of the Jews as an event of little consequence to his non-Jewish neighbors."@en
- "Nobel Prize winner elie Wiesel returns, ghostlike, to the Hungarian town where he was born and where, twenty-five years before, the entire Jewish population disappeared into the maw of the German cattle trains."
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- "Documentary"@en
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- "Sighet, Sighet"@en
- "Sighet, sighet"