Remind the World!

"We must remind the world that these things did happen
and continue to happen."
- Ginger Lane née Bela Weber
Holocaust Survivor
My Amazing Mom

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UNBROKEN COMING TO A THEATER NEAR YOU!

The Quad Cinema

Opening 2/21/25 - 7pm

Q&A with Beth Lane moderated by Joe Neumaier,
host of the weekly “Movie Minute” on New York’s 710 AM-WOR radio.

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34 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011

Laemmle Town Center

Opening 2/21
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2/22/25 7pm
Saturday evening Q&A with Beth Lane moderated by Matthew Carey,
a writer and producer whose work has appeared on CNN,
CNN International and CNN en Español.
He has written extensively about documentary film.
He reports for Deadline, specializing in the non-fiction film landscape.

2/23/25 1pm
Sunday afternoon Q&A with Beth Lane moderated by Mandana Dayani, an Iranian-American businesswoman and former media executive.
In 2018, she co-founded I Am a Voter, a nonpartisan organization aimed at educating and mobilizing voters.
In 2025, Mandana was appointed by President Biden to serve on the United States Holocaust Memorial Council Board of Trustees.

17200 Ventura Blvd UNIT 121, Encino, CA 91316

Harkins Shea 14

Opening 2/21
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7354 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260

WELCOME HOME
MORE HOSTAGES RELEASED!

Last weekend we welcomed the release of three more Israeli hostages from Gaza.

Eli Sharabi (52), Ohad Ben Ami (56), Or Levy (34) were released on February 8th in the most horrific conditions reminiscent of the Holocaust. This is a Holocaust.

We must never give up hope.
We must insist on the release of all hostages now.
We must not become immune to the suffering of any culture.

As my mother says in the video above.... we must remind the world...

A Reunion for Adams' Angels

After touring the country for the last 15 months and over 30 festivals and special screenings such as The Sousa Mendes Foundation hosted by Dr. Olivia Mattis, my last stop on this six-city tour before our upcoming nationwide release in theatres on February 21st was in Charlotte, NC, home to the most amazing Jewish Film Festival at the JCC. They rolled out the red carpet. This one was for the ages.

Brought to the attention of the festival by Stephanie Bensinger, invited by programmer Jeff Turk, hosted by Michelle Rusgo and introduced by The Butterfly Project's Lori Semel, I am standing next to my most treasured mentor, New Trier East High School advisor and acting teacher, Suzanne Adams. A magical and mystical human being, Suzanne taught me the art of daydreaming, vision questing and how to embody a character. My conversation with Suzanne as she deftly moderated my Q&A was nothing short of creative, sensitive and deeply rewarding. A full circle moment was truly experienced.