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Remember My Name
Author(s): Joanna H. Kraus
A young Jewish French girl is separated from her family and becomes a fighter for her homeland and her own survival, protected by a priest, a widow, and a teacher, who is a member of the French resistance. A Nazi officer unsuccessfully attempts to capture the girl and those who are aiding her.
Format: Full-length drama
Cast Size: 5M/4F/1 girl
Running time: 90 minutes
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Original or Prominent Production: 1989
Original Language: English
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