La Maison de Nina (2005)

Synopsis of La Maison de Nina

Richard Dembo's third directorial effort, La Maison De Nina, concerns a group of Jewish children living in an orphanage in Paris at the end of WWII. Soon there is an influx of children at the orphanage whose parents did not survive the concentration camps. Eventually those newcomers and the orphans who already lived there are feuding over the importance of their Jewish heritage. The children must deal with their grief in a variety of ways including religion, music, and one poor child by deciding to not talk. Dembo, an Oscar winner in 1984, passed away while the film was in post-production. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Director(s):

Richard Dembo

Writer(s):

Richard Dembo

Producer(s):

Alain Rozanes, Pascal Verroust

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