Mobile Jewish Film Festival - The Light of Hope
Jan 01, 1970
In the early 1940’s, refugees from across Europe seek shelter in
South Western France, escaping persecution from the Nazis and
Franco’s regime in Spain. Among them are countless women, some of
them pregnant, along with their children. The refugee camps are in horrendous shape with no protection from the cold. Then, young Red Cross nurse Elisabeth Eidenbenz breathes new life into an old villa, transforming it into a birth clinic where she saves hundreds of mothers and children from certain death.
South Western France, escaping persecution from the Nazis and
Franco’s regime in Spain. Among them are countless women, some of
them pregnant, along with their children. The refugee camps are in horrendous shape with no protection from the cold. Then, young Red Cross nurse Elisabeth Eidenbenz breathes new life into an old villa, transforming it into a birth clinic where she saves hundreds of mothers and children from certain death.
