A Ship Called Lili: The Lillian Trilling Story

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A Ship Called Lili: The Lillian Trilling Story is an animated film about Holocaust survivor and activist Lillian Trilling which chronicles her experience of escaping the Warsaw Ghetto, surviving a #MeToo experience, working as a nanny in a German castle, and her eventual liberation and journey to America.

The film was created by teens who worked with an artist mentor over Zoom, using their phones as cameras and cardboard boxes as animation stands. It is a production of The Righteous Conversations Project, a collaboration of Holocaust survivors and teens, based in Los Angeles and now in its tenth year. 

A film by Natasha Clement, Alexa Druyanoff, Ian Kim, Dovely King, Eve Levy, Idalis McZeal, Ella Moriarty, Gracie Sandman, Hank Schoen

Artist Mentor C. Lily Ericsson

Survivor Mentors Ruth Birndorf, Peter Daniels, Harry Davids, Lya Frank, Armin Goldstein, Joshua Kaufman, Marie Kaufman, David Lenga, Curt Lowens z”l, Leon Malmed, Daisy Miller, Ella Mandel, Eva Nathanson, Henry Oster z”l, Lea Radziner, Michele Rodri, Elly Rubin, Lillian Trilling, Johanna Saper, Henry Slucki, David Wiener

Interns Robert Carlson, Serra Demirci, Charlie Nevins, Dora Schoenberg, Eva Suissa

With gratitude to Susan Carr, The Feiler Family Foundation, Gene Kapaloski, Klaude Kurec, Mitchell McDonough, Jim Patterson, Sharyn Ross, David Suissa, Conor Thompson, Helen Trilling, Shonda Wright

Executive Producers Cheri Gaulke, Samara Hutman

A Production of The Righteous Conversations Project, a program of Remember Us, and Harvard-Westlake Summer Film

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