St. Louis Jewish Film Festival - The Story of Annette Zelman

In 1942 Paris, Jewish-born Annette Zelman and Catholic Jean Jausion fall in love and wish to get married. However, Jean’s parents are opposed to the match and report Annette to the Gestapo, sending Jean into despair. This tale of love and resistance plumbs the depths of human passion, prejudice and betrayal. The film is based on actual events told in the book, Informing on Jews during the Occupation by Laurent Joly.

Director: Philippe Le Guay

Country: France 

Language: French with English Subtitles 

Genre: Drama

Duration: 92 minutes

Watch trailer: The Story of Annette Zelman Trailer

This film is currently SOLD OUT. Please email hryan@jccstl.org to be added to a waitlist. If a ticket becomes available, you will be notified. If you have not been notified and would still like to try getting a seat, please arrive at the theater 10 minutes before the start of the film. Seats not filled 10 minutes before curtain may be released to the Wait List patrons.