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October 7 Survivors' Stories Brought to Stage and Screen by New Memorial Project
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The October 7 Global Memorial Project, founded by Eytan Schwartz, has launched an international initiative to preserve the memory of the Hamas massacre through theater, film, and other cultural projects. The project's first production is a play about former hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel, with more plays and a feature film in development. The initiative aims to share survivor and hostage stories globally and document the events for future generations, building on previous documentaries about the attacks.
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- The October 7 Global Memorial Project launched an international initiative to preserve memory of the Hamas massacre.
- The project will use theater, film, exhibitions, and books to share survivor and hostage stories.
- The first production is a play about former hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel, with more planned.
- The initiative builds on two documentaries, "Screams Before Silence" and "The Children of October 7."
- Eytan Schwartz founded the project to counter denial and ensure remembrance of the events.
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