TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
Where Can I Go / Wo Ahin soll Ich Geh’n
A Moving Portrait of Trauma and Resilience
Executive Produced by Raleigh-Cary Jewish Family Services
in partnership with The Justice Theater Project.
Co-directed by Barbara Kaynan and Jesse Bonnell with the 2020-21 Kesher Group.
Watch the Official Trailer
Complex histories collide with a challenging present in this documentary film event which debuts on Yom Ha’Shoah/ Holocaust Remembrance Day. A group of Holocaust survivors, filmed during the 2020-21 global Coronavirus pandemic, share their experiences of trauma and resilience with the greater community in an urgent effort to ensure we never forget. Filmed throughout the pandemic, Where Can I Go weaves together remote therapeutic group sessions with in-person interviews, examining the lasting effects of early childhood trauma through the lens of aging and resilience.
The adults portrayed in this film participated in Kesher, a Raleigh-Cary JFS program, utilizing creative arts therapy to improve mental health and reduce the social isolation of Holocaust survivors.
Survivors and the co-directors bios HERE ; Read more about Kesher and other Holocaust Survivors services HERE ; Read the full Press Release about this fil HERE.
ON-DEMAND TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!
$10/Individual, $20/family
Watch anytime on your screen or watch with friends during a watch party! On-demand or watch party tickets can be purchased in several ways: purchase an on-demand ticket online , email The Justice Theater Project or call 919-264-7089.
If the cost of the ticket is a barrier to your participation, please email JFS.
On-Demand tickets: Watch “Where Can I Go” at your leisure from your screen.
Movie Watch Party- Matinee (ticketed event)- Sunday, April 18th 1:00-3:00pm- - log in to Vimeo begins at 1pm; 1:20 pm opening message by Barbara Kaynan, co-director and JFS Kesher Coordinator; 1:30 pm show. More information HERE
Check out the additional related events:
Live chat with co-directors Barbara Kaynan, Jesse Bonnell and JFS Director, Limor Schwartz, facilitated by Lauren Van Hemert of Beltline to Broadway- Watch FREE HERE
Thursday, April 23rd: Podcast interviews by Beltline To Broadway with the five participants as well as the Co-Directors. Download for FREE starting 4/23 HERE or wherever you get your podcasts.
The Kesher program is supported by a grant from the JFNA Center on Aging and Trauma
Thank you to Jewish Federation of Raleigh-Cary Platinum Sponsors:
Raleigh-Cary JFS would like to thank the sponsors and donors of Where Can I Go:
