Rachelle Unreich: A Brilliant Life
Sun
12
Sun 12 May 4:30 PM
State Library Conversation Quarter
Wheelchair
General Admission
60 Mins
May
The true story of a Holocaust survivor told by her daughter, journalist Rachelle Unreich, A Brilliant Life is 'an affirmation of the miraculous nature of the human mind to make sense of humanity's worst inclinations, not just survive them’ (Rachel Griffiths).
Emerging from interviews with her mother, Mira, near the end of her life, it unravels the mystery underpinning her survival from concentration camps, and how she ‘learned about the goodness of people’.
Unreich speaks with fellow journalist Jane Rocca about her tender portrait of love, loss, wonder and the resilience of the soul.
Please note, there will not be a Q&A or book signings following this event.
Emerging from interviews with her mother, Mira, near the end of her life, it unravels the mystery underpinning her survival from concentration camps, and how she ‘learned about the goodness of people’.
Unreich speaks with fellow journalist Jane Rocca about her tender portrait of love, loss, wonder and the resilience of the soul.
Please note, there will not be a Q&A or book signings following this event.