THREE MINUTES - A LENGTHENING [Official Trailer]

So long as we are watching history, history is not over.

Three minutes of footage, shot by David Kurtz in 1938, are the only moving images remaining of the Jewish inhabitants of Nasielsk, Poland before the Holocaust.

Three Minutes: A Lengthening explores the human stories hidden within the celluloid.

A film by Bianca Stigter

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[saraish]

Beautiful. I have seen this clip and read the book Three minutes in Poland. Very moving and quite incredible. So special that this has been colorized. These people spring to life before your eyes. What a beautiful tribute to a destroyed world.

[moxiebombshell]

I hope this becomes widely available because we all need it more than ever... 🖤

[joeweiss]

I totally agree. Please release this so it can be purchased as soon as possible. I will buy this important work.

[mindakahn]

I didn’t have Polish relatives, but any of these faces look like they could be family.
My father was at the death camps. Whenever I see those films I look for him.
The freedom of information act allowed us to see his military record. It was unbelievable because he never wanted to discuss the war.
This film, all three minutes of it is a jewel of proof. The way it was lengthened is a masterful piece of art.
No plaque, no memorial, it’s time.
May their memories be a blessing.

[jimmccarthy]

"Three Minutes" is a really outstanding book. I look forward to seeing this documentary!

[EarlPartridge]

Fantastic movie on many levels, thank you!

[GaryMorin]

Will this video have professional captioning (NOT YouTube's auto-generated captioning)? Will there be a version with audio-description, for blind and vision impaired persons?

[Danielseven-irmq]

The imminence of the danger. 1:09.
It was there, yet many did not see it coming
Until it was to late. Many of my family did not make it out of Poland. Complacency ???