<h1>May 1945: 5-year-old Sophie and her parents try to flee the Russian frontline.</h1>
<h3>They stop at a hotel, where they encounter two Nazis. They fight – Sophie loses her parents and her memory. Soon, Soviets occupy the hotel, find Sophie, and make her a cook. Decades later, Sophie regains her memory, when she meets one of the Nazis again.</h3>
<p>Runtime: 1 hour 40 minutes </p>
<p><strong>Advisories &amp; Accessibility</strong></p>
<p>Given the subject matter of the film, which deals with war, loss of family, and memory, the narrative likely contains mature or somber themes. While it is an animation and has appeared in family-oriented film festival categories, viewers should be aware of the serious, historical themes central to the plot.</p>
<p>Please note Alcove Beltline is not wheelchair accessible. There are seven steps to enter the venue. </p>

May 1945: 5-year-old Sophie and her parents try to flee the Russian frontline.
They stop at a hotel, where they encounter two Nazis. They fight – Sophie loses her parents and her memory. Soon, Soviets occupy the hotel, find Sophie, and make her a cook. Decades later, Sophie regains her memory, when she meets one of the Nazis again.
Runtime: 1 hour 40 minutes 
Advisories & Accessibility
Given the subject matter of the film, which deals with war, loss of family, and memory, the narrative likely contains mature or somber themes. While it is an animation and has appeared in family-oriented film festival categories, viewers should be aware of the serious, historical themes central to the plot.
Please note Alcove Beltline is not wheelchair accessible. There are seven steps to enter the venue. 

May 1945: 5-year-old Sophie and her parents try to flee the Russian frontline.
They stop at a hotel, where they encounter two Nazis. They fight – Sophie loses her parents and her memory. Soon, Soviets occupy the hotel, find Sophie, and make her a cook. Decades later, Sophie regains her memory, when she meets one of the Nazis again.
Runtime: 1 hour 40 minutes 
Advisories &amp; Accessibility
Given the subject matter of the film, which deals with war, loss of family, and memory, the narrative likely contains mature or somber themes. While it is an animation and has appeared in family-oriented film festival categories, viewers should be aware of the serious, historical themes central to the plot.
Please note Alcove Beltline is not wheelchair accessible. There are seven steps to enter the venue. 

Memory Hotel

by Heinrich Sabl

Festival of Animated Objects

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May 1945: 5-year-old Sophie and her parents try to flee the Russian frontline.

They stop at a hotel, where they encounter two Nazis. They fight – Sophie loses her parents and her memory. Soon, Soviets occupy the hotel, find Sophie, and make her a cook. Decades later, Sophie regains her memory, when she meets one of the Nazis again.