Richard Bloom Productions
An Independent Film Company
Film Gallery
The films can be viewed here:
or streamed by clicking on each one below.
During the Shoah, more than 275,000 Latvian and Lithuanian Jews, 95% of those countries Jewish population were murdered together with tens of thousands of Jews from other countries transported to those countries. The role that Nazi collaborators played in the liquidation of these Jews, known as Litvaks and the connection to present day war crimes issues are depicted.
Between April, 1942 and October, 1943, more than 250,000 Jewish men, women and children were murdered at Sobibor by 20 SS personnel and 120 Ukrainian guards. On October 14, 1943, the Jews revolted, culminating in the largest and most successful escape from a Nazi concentration/death camp.
The Warsaw Ghetto was established in November, 1940. More than 450,000 Jews lived there at one point. Starvation, disease and killings had reduced that number to 350,000 by July, 1942. Then the deportations began to Treblinka. On Passover eve, April 19, 1943, the German army entered the Ghetto to liquidate and deport the remaining Jews to the Nazi death camps.
Available for Jewish Film festivals, non-profit groups and high school and college Holocaust education and Jewish Studies Programs.
Our first film, VOLUNTEER!
a spoof and
tribute to volunteers, premiered at the Delray Beach Film Festival,
on May 24, 2009 and is available for showings at film festivals and
by organizations as a way to honor and thank their volunteers.
Shown at the 1st annual
Lake Worth film festival on September 19, 2010.
The Litvak Connection
Sobibor- The Plan,The Revolt, The Escape
The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising-The Survivors' Stories
Volunteer!