The Girl Who Wore Freedom: Unveiling Untold Stories of D-Day
Mark your calendars for a moving cinematic tribute on the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Kultur Ensemble, the Alliance Francaise d’Atlanta, Goethe-Zentrum, alongside the Consulates General of France and Germany, present a special screening of The Girl Who Wore Freedom on June 6 at Plaza Theatre in Atlanta.
Commemorating the American-French-German Friendship
More than just a documentary screening, this event aims to uphold the spirit of American-French-German friendship rampant during the Normandy liberation. The screening vouches to rekindle sentiments of unity and mutual respect between nations that once stood together in a time of great peril and bravery.
A Visceral Journey Through History
Set in war-torn Normandy, France, the documentary unveils the untold stories from the D-Day events through the eyes of the men, women and more significantly, the children who lived through the tumultuous times. It explores the deep-seated effects of the German occupation, leading up to the Allied liberation, giving the audience a raw, unfiltered perspective on history.
Framing the Past Through the Present
The documentary does not merely dwell in the past. Instead, it bridges the historical event with modern-day D-Day celebrations, paving a way for remembrance and gratitude. The Girl Who Wore Freedom provides a poignant reflection on the price of freedom and the significance of mutual respect among nations—themes that remain relevant in today’s global setting.
Special Concession for Veterans
Highlighting the importance of veterans in the preservation of peace, this documentary screening is FREE for Veterans, assistant an opportunity to witness their contribution in a larger historical context.
Join the Momentous Occasion
Everyone is cordially invited to be a part of the enduring tribute for peace and freedom. The organizers encourage you to register, mark your calendars and experience a remarkable journey through history with The Girl Who Wore Freedom, as it unfolds the perils, hopes, and triumphs of the brave souls who embraced freedom and valued peace above their lives.
