Sunday, February 13, 2005
Remember the story about the school in a small, rural community that ended up collecting 11 million paper clips for a Holocaust memorial and how there's a film being made about it? Well here's the web site and here's a link to the trailer.
Via The Wandering Jew.
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graet movie
i liked how people who aren't even jewish put together such a great thing like tihis