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much of the new animation is set whilst anne frank is in hiding, but it also moves between past and theary. anne frank has become an iconic figure in the history of the jewish people. 58—year—old israeli director ari folman wanted to move beyond that. his film is being hailed as the first international holocaust movie for children. she's a teenager with all the cliche problems of a teenage girl — she has endless issues with her mother, she was not only smart and clever but was also mean, she had this great capability of observing the adults, identifying their weaknesses, and then head—on spotting it and destroying and i wanted to make her this kind of person. at the israeli pavilion on the beach here a few days ago at a reception for israeli cinema, folman�*s film was being heavily praised, but there was that the prediction that this anne frank film would be controversial in israel because the film—maker suggests in his narrative that the plight of refugees in contemporary europe has some characteristics in common with the persecution ofjews during the holocaust. it brings the memory of

reporter: much of the new animation set while anne frank was hiding in amsterdam, but moves between thefuture, with a focus on kitty, anne's imaginary friend from her diary. its being hailed as the first international holocaust film for children. the israeli director has emphasized frank's humanity to make her engaging with a new audience. >> she is aeenager with all the cliched problems of a teenaged girl. she has endless issues with her mother, coming-of-age issues about boys. >> come down, i am waiting for you. >> she was sometimes funny, sometimes mean. reporter: his film has won praise, but at a reception for israeli cinema, it was controversial because the narrative suggested the plight of refugees in contemporary europe has characteristics in common with the persecution of jews during the holocaust. >> it took the memory of the holocaust and put it in the current context of what is happening in europe with refugees coming from the middle east and the way they are being treated. e fact he is putting it in an equal way will be problematic in israel. reporter: he is accustomed to th

an animation about the anne frank premiers in con. within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight, it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris- fora summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoinedl the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. . wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much, they could barely stand. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... emergency services in western germany, belgium

much of the new animation is set while anne frank was in hiding in amsterdam, but it also moves betweeninary friend from her diary. the new film is being hailed as the first international holocaust movie for children. israeli director ari folman has emphasised frank's humanity to make her engaging to a young audience. she's a teenager with all the cliche of the problems of a teenage girl. she has endless issues with her mother, coming—of—age issues about boys. come down, anne, i'm waiting foryou. she is sometimes funny, sometimes mean. and i want to make herjust this kind of person. folman�*s film has certainly won praise at cannes, but at a reception for israeli cinema, there was the prediction that it would be controversial in israel, because the narrative suggests that the plight of refugees in contemporary europe has some characteristics in common with the persecution ofjews during the holocaust. he brings the memory of the holocaust and put it in the current context of what is happening in europe with refugees coming from the middle east and the way that they are being treated. the

the film is called "where is anne frank." it mixes dumenry with animat images and revits his ti as aoldier -- h lt film here mixes documentary with animated images and revisits them as a soldier. this film juxtaposes images of anne frank with modern-day scenes. it rsesuestions about charity and helping one's neighbor, and there's the issue of the resch ouija crisis here in europe, which makes it feel all the more relevant and topical. i would definitelrecommend seeing that one. another recommendation i would recommend is a documentary from todd hayes, who has made a film about the velvet underground, and you can catch the interview where he tells us more about that experience. i believe that is coming up just after the news. >> thank you very much for that. we are taking a short break, but there's more news coming up. >> their lyrics were so subversive that the velvet underground work banned from many record house on recording stations in the 1960's, yet their cult followings endured and even expanded. almost six decades late

anne burke and frank 0livo who sadly died in 2019.istory every month on the bbc news channel, or you can catch up on all our films alongside more than 2000 radio programmes on our online archive. just go to bbc. co. uk/witnesshistory. now to the 1980s, and a protest which made the national news in america. in 1988, students at the deaf—only gallaudet university barricaded their campus, protesting their board of trustees' decision to appoint a hearing president. witness history spoke to dr irving king jordan. it's important to know that i am totally deaf — i can't hear a jet engine, i can't hear anything. right now i'm working with a sign language interpreter, sarah, so's sitting front of me next to the camera, so instead of hearing your questions, i am seeing sarah's signs. newsreader: gallaudet college has being the centre of deaf- education in america since1847. in 1987 the president at that time stepped down. right away there was a push for the board to recognise that the next president should be a deaf individual. so they narrowed

anne burke and frank 0livo, who sadly died in 2019.th on the bbc news channel, or you can catch up on all our films alongside more than 2,000 radio programmes on our online archive. just go to bbc.co.uk/witnesshistory. now to the 1980s, and a protest which made the national news in america. in 1988, students at the deaf—only gallaudet university barricaded their campus, protesting their board of trustees�* decision to appoint a hearing president. witness history spoke to dr irving king jordan. it's important to know that i am totally deaf — i can't hear a jet engine, i can't hear anything. right now i'm working with a sign language interpreter, sarah, who's sitting front of me next to the camera, so instead of hearing your questions, i am seeing sarah's signs. newsreader: gallaudet college has i been the centre of deaf education | in america since 1847. in 1987 the president at that time stepped down. right away there was a push for the board to recognise that the next president should be a deaf individual. so they narrowed it down to

one of the ones anne frank, that was require reading for me.caust. it is also disturbing. >> that is correct. rachel: i don't have a lot of time. i wish i had more with you. what has been the personal cost to you coming forward? >>> just you know, very stressful for me as an educator to have to teach basically, to have to propagate a lie or a partial truth. i don't want to say lie because the slave narrative, the oppressed versus oppressed is part of american history, we need to be sensitive to that but we cannot omit of entire segments of u.s. american history and world literature. certainly we can't stop teaching the holocaust. genocide is important for all students to learn about and to relate to. rachel: yeah. i would like to have you back sometime soon, ramona. just to talk about what parents can do to partner with teachers like you who want to very honestly and accurately portray america's history and fight back against critical race theory. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. rachel: we preached out to providence public school for

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