Among Neighbors

This is a must see. Among Neighbors is a beautifully executed, potent documentary-intimate, thought-provoking, and profoundly relevant to today's complicated narrative regarding the history and lived experience of the Jewish people. It is both tragic and heart-opening while offering a nuanced, human perspective that invites reflection long after the credits roll.

Among Neighbors is a powerful film that tells an incredible story that has been unknown before now. With a beautiful use of animation, eyewitness accounts, and historical artifacts, this is a history lesson brought to life.

This well-made documentary took 10 years to make as more and more dots connected during the filmmaking, culminating in a fascinating story.

A remarkable magic of documenting work that took over ten years and shows the unexpected remedy of two people who refuse to forget. Pieces come together only through the skill of the film-maker contrary to the forces of deniel and conformity and old age.

Elegant combination of animation and live shots which form a moving blend of past and present. The absence of material from the period says everything about the attempt to hide, to forget. But there is no forgetting thanks to this film.

It is a testement to deep darkness that was in peoples hearts against the current wave of history-editing. Must watch!

"Among Neighbors" is captivating, unlike any documentary I've ever seen before. This groundbreaking film tells richly detailed, deeply personal stories of survival, trauma, torment and heart - true stories of people who were children in Poland during the Holocaust.

The filmmakers' dedication to connecting with communities in Poland and beyond, finding residents willing to be filmed, their years of research, and the contributions of dozens of creative artists come together to craft an important documentary that I hope will be seen by global audiences.

An excellent documentary that clearly shows how Polish antisemitism outlived the War. While some Poles helped Jews during and after the War, the great majority did not. Great story-telling, and marvelous use of animation with live action. Potash is a gifted film maker. I highly recommend this movie!