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- The Jerusalem Cinematheque hosts a tribute to Claude Lanzmann, the filmmaker behind Shoah, from January 14 to 29, marking the film's 40th anniversary.
- The screening presents Shoah in two parts and centers on Holocaust survivors' testimonies.
- Notable figures Simon Srebnik and Abraham Bomba are highlighted.
- Guillaume Ribot's All I Had Was Nothingness chronicles Lanzmann's 12-year effort to make Shoah using his words and outtakes.
