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"my Underground Mother": a Feature-length Documentary That Explores the Lives and Legacies of Survivors of Jewish Women's Slave Labor During the Holocaust [production of "my Underground Mother," a Feature-length Documentary That Explores the Untold Story of Jewish Women's Slave Labor During the Holocaust Through a Daughter's Search for Her Late Mother's Past, a Collective Camp Diary in Which She Wrote and Interviews With Dozens of Women Survivors Who Reveal the Gender-based Violence They Suffered and Hid From Their Own Families.]
Committed
$590,615
Paid out
$318.2K
54%
Committed, not yet paid
$272.4K
46%
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