I Have Never Forgotten You 
 

 
Co-sponsored by Lisa Pernick & Bruce Israel,  Lee & Paul Blizman,
 Roberta & Wil Viviano, and SAJE (Seminars for Adult Jewish Enrichment)

A Special Director’s Selection

 2007, 108 minutes, English, German, Yiddish with English subtitles, Black and White and Color, USA

“...a humanizing—not a lionizing—of a great Jewish hero...”

Ann Arbor 5 p.m. Tue, May 13
Commerce 2 p.m. Wed, May 14
Windsor 5 p.m. Thur, May 15

This latest formidable Holocaust-related documentary looks at the man whose persistent, unflinching resolve led to the capture of 1,100 former Nazi officers. It is, to say the least, among the most heroic Jewish stories of the 20th (and 21st) century.

Despite the reductive title “Nazi hunter,” Simon Wiesenthal left a legacy that included a worldwide human-rights organization. Along with archival footage, photos and interviews with friends, family and Wiesenthal himself, this harrowing portrait reflects his stubborn insistence that “A soldier does not leave the battlefield.”

If you missed this the first time, this may be your last chance. Brilliant