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A Pocketful of Miracles: A Tale of Two Siblings
Documentary · 1h 46m
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Aviva Kempner chronicles the lives of her mother Hanka and uncle Dudek Ciesla before and during World War II.
A Pocketful of Miracles: A Tale of Two Siblings is a documentary by Berlin-born American filmmaker Aviva Kempner. It follows the lives of her mother, Hanka, and her uncle Dudek Ciesla before and during the Second World War. The two grew up in a Jewish family in Poland. In America they became known as the painter Helen Ciesla Covensky and the businessman and philanthropist David Chase. Kempner traces the siblings' story from their early time in Poland to the war years, as she chronicles the lives of her mother and uncle.
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Facts
- Director
- Aviva Kempner
- Countries
- United States
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 46 minutes
- Language
- English
Questions
How long is A Pocketful of Miracles: A Tale of Two Siblings?
1 hour 46 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 2 hours 6 minutes.
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A Pocketful of Miracles: A Tale of Two Siblings is in English. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
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