JOACHIM PRINZ: I Shall Not Be Silent Documentary

Q + A with Directors to Follow the Film A film about the power of a voice for justice. In 1930s Berlin, Joachim Prinz was a young rabbi as the Hitler regime was rising to power. Civil rights of Jews were systematically being stripped away and Prinz restored the self-esteem of the German Jews. Expelled from Germany in 1937, Prinz arrived in the United States and was horrified to witness racism against African Americans. Print became a leader of the civil rights movement and spoke at the March on Washington in 1963.