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A poignant docu-drama about a battered old suitcase that arrives at the Holocaust Museum in Tokyo from Auschwitz, and the story it has to tell about two young children who grew up in pre-WWII Czechoslovakia. Based on the internationally acclaimed book by Karen Levine.
It would be odd not to feel something about Hana and the Brady family, but Inside Hana's Suitcase feels more like a historical teaching aid than like a great movie.
In the end, what makes Inside Hana's Suitcase so powerful is the most traditional technique of all: authentic and eloquent storytelling by memorable characters.
A documentary saga of heartbreaking concentration-camp horrors, Inside Hana's Suitcase attempts to preserve Holocaust memories through frustratingly fractured means.
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