Under Their Skin
Under Their Skin: Tattoos of Memory and Resilience is a character-driven film featuring grandchildren of survivors (3Gs) who have made the controversial decision to tattoo their grandparents’ concentration camp numbers on their own bodies. The film follows subjects as they navigate personal relationships and public interactions that alternately celebrate and challenge their decision—and raise questions about the reenactment of trauma, and the act of transforming that trauma into healing. In interweaving storylines, we will meet 3Gs whose stories reveal that historical remembrance is an essential part of engaging with social issues and the rise of hate and intolerance today.
Year: 1970
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Citizen Film
Director: Cathy R Fischer, Sam Ball
Cast:
Crew: Cathy R Fischer (Director), Sam Ball (Director), Sophie E. Constantinou (Cinematography), Kathy Huang (Cinematography), Shaleece Haas (Editor), Shaleece Haas (Cinematography)
Runtime: 92 minutes
Release: Jan 01, 1970
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Country: United States of America
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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