Experience the Power of Survival and Music
Join us for a special screening of the award winning documentary How Saba Kept Singing on Monday, March 24. This moving film shares the incredible story of David “Saba” Wisnia, a Holocaust survivor who believed his musical talents kept him alive in Auschwitz. Through a journey with his grandson, Avi, he uncovers a hidden truth about his survival.
Following the film, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a Q&A session with Avi Wisnia, offering deeper insights into his grandfather’s remarkable story. This event is free and open to the public.
Event Details
Monday, March 24
1:00 – 3:00pm
Rotwitt Theater
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About the Film
Directed by Sara Taksler and produced by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton (under HiddenLight Productions), How Saba Kept Singing has received widespread acclaim, earning an Emmy nomination and premiering on PBS. The film takes viewers on an emotional journey as David Wisnia and Avi travel to Poland for a Holocaust Commemoration Concert. Along the way, they uncover an astonishing secret about the people who played a role in David’s survival.
Through powerful storytelling, archival footage, and deeply personal reflections, the documentary highlights themes of resilience, memory, and the profound impact of music. It also explores the lasting effects of trauma across generations and the importance of uncovering and preserving history.
The Rosemont Experience
At Rosemont, we believe that no matter what discipline you study, effective communication and problem solving are cornerstones to success. That’s why students take classes across multiple disciplines—to learn to approach complex situations from multiple angles. We also recognize the importance of real world experience in preparing you for a career. In fact, every student engages in at least one internship, volunteer effort, or service learning opportunity.
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