Paper Clips

Name: Paper Clips
Genre: War, Documentary
Released: November 24, 2004
Duration: 82 min
Rating: 64
Cast: Dagmar Schroeder-Hildebrand, Sandra Roberts

2004

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Miramax Films | Release Date: November 24, 2004 | G

Starring: Dagmar Schroeder-Hildebrand, Sandra Roberts

Summary: The moving story of how students in a small Tennessee community responded to what had been to them a completely unfamiliar chapter in human history -- the Holocaust. (Miramax)

Director: Elliot Berlin and Joe Fab

Genre(s): War, Documentary

Rating: G

Runtime: 82 min

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Jonathan Curiel

A larger-than-life resonance. Read full review

Dallas Observer Jean Oppenheimer

Emotionally powerful. Read full review

Connie Ogle

It's a small, heartening slice of life that feels like a crucial step toward something bigger. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

Rough around the edges but rock-solid in its sense of place and its depiction of real people overreaching their apparent limitations. Read full review

Carrie Rickey

Touching and inspiring. Read full review

Ella Taylor

There is something quite heartening about watching these kids earnestly guide others around their memorial. Read full review

Allison Benedikt

There's something both moving and crass in how directors Elliot Berlin and Joe Fab film these tiny paper fasteners. Read full review

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JulieqD.

Feb 21, 2006

Inspiring, deeply touching documentary that makes us look at the well-wron subject of the Holocaust in a whole new light.

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