A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

2022
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1h 20min

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6,6/10

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A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting (2022)

Recounts the deadliest antisemitic attack in American history and the community that came together in its aftermath.

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Un portrait personnel des survivants, des victimes et des membres des familles des victimes de l'attaque de la synagogue de Pittsburgh, qui met en lumière la crise de la haine qui menace not... Tout lireUn portrait personnel des survivants, des victimes et des membres des familles des victimes de l'attaque de la synagogue de Pittsburgh, qui met en lumière la crise de la haine qui menace notre sécurité collective et la démocratie elle-mêmeUn portrait personnel des survivants, des victimes et des membres des familles des victimes de l'attaque de la synagogue de Pittsburgh, qui met en lumière la crise de la haine qui menace notre sécurité collective et la démocratie elle-même

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263

MA NOTE

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- 2 nominations

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Living with a Monster
Written by Max Avery Lichtenstein
Performed by Max Avery Lichtenstein
Published by Departure Music
Courtesy of Tin Drum Productions

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7/10

even more relevant in the years since

Just last week a white supremacist shot a group of Black folks in Florida. One of many hate crimes in the past few years. That makes "A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting" all the more relevant.

The documentary features interviews with the survivors of the shooting (one might call it a terrorist attack, don't you think?). There's also an emphasis on how many communities came together to support the synagogue, and its significance in the rash of racist violence over the past decade (and the documentary makes clear which individual emboldened the racists).

Not the best documentary ever, but worth seeing, especially as certain politicians and celebrities have normalized anti-Jewish sentiment.

The documentary includes a song belted out by Idina Menzel.