Rosalee Glass is a
former Holocaust survivor taken as a prisoner to a Siberian gulag during WWII. Lillian Glass is Rosalee’s daughter and
she is an American interpersonal communication and body language expert, media
commentator, a litigation consultant, author of self-help books, she is
also a film director and producer.
Rosalee was born in 1917 in Warsaw Poland and she married her husband Abraham Glass at the age of 18 years
old. They were taken across the
Polish border into Russian territory and then to northern Poland for
safety. Russian soldiers kidnapped
them in the middle of the night and took them to Siberia. Then Russian solders took them to
Kazakhstan. Eventually, they were
taken to a Displaced Person’s camp in Germany. They managed to immigrate to the United States. Over time and losses Rosalee was able
to move forward in her life with a positive attitude.
Rosalee and Lillian
have traveled the world together and they both try to motivate other people
after all they have been through. Rosalee is now 102 years old but she doesn’t slow down and she loves
living. She wants to go on more
adventures and meet new and wonderful people. She lives in Los Angeles with her daughter Lillian and her beloved
golden doodle. This film is very
inspiring!! After much loss,
Rosalee is always looking to the future. At the age of 94 she won Miss Congenialtiy in a contest.
80
min, Doc directed by Lillian Glass and written by Lillian and Rosalee Glass
with Daniel Bouchet, Nancy Caballero, Rob Huizenga, Douglas James, Elke
Jeinsen, Clay Lee, Eric Lintermans, Miamon Miller, Neda Nehouray, Joyce
Sharman, Joe Solo, Uki Solo, Robert Stradley.
Note: Imdb 8.3 out of 10, Amazon 4.4* out of
5* with 4 reviews, Irish Film Critic.com 2 1/2* out of 5*.
Special Note: Filmed in Los Angeles, Big Bear, California;
Fairbanks, Alaska; Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland; Sochi, Russia; Vatican City;
Beijing, China; Tsavo National Park, Kenya; Cairo, Egypt; Poland. This film is one of the 2019 Oscar
feature documentary submissions.
It has also won awards for 2018 at 8 film festivals.
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