Paper Clips
Paper Clips (2004) is a documentary, directed by Joe Fab and Elliot Berlin. The 82-minute film holds an audience score of 7/10.
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What Paper Clips Is About
Whitwell is a town of fewer than two thousand people in the Tennessee mountains, almost entirely white and Christian. In 1998 the middle school’s principal wanted her students to see something of difference in the world and the scale of the Holocaust, and the children started a project: collect six million paper clips, one for each Jewish person murdered. The choice of object was itself something they learned, that Norwegians wore paper clips on their lapels under occupation as a silent refusal. The project outgrew the town and reached the world, and in 2001 it became a memorial in the schoolyard, built inside a real German railcar that had carried Jews to the camps.
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What is Paper Clips about?
Whitwell is a town of fewer than two thousand people in the Tennessee mountains, almost entirely white and Christian. In 1998 the middle school’s principal wanted her students to see something of difference in the world and the scale of the Holocaust, and the children started a project: collect six million paper clips, one for each Jewish person murdered.
Where can I watch Paper Clips?
Paper Clips is available to watch on digital platforms such as Amazon Video. Current rent and buy options are listed in the "Where to Watch" section on this page.
How long is Paper Clips?
Paper Clips runs for 82 minutes (1h 22m).
When did Paper Clips come out?
Paper Clips was released in 2004.
Who directed Paper Clips?
Paper Clips was directed by Joe Fab and Elliot Berlin.
What is Paper Clips's rating?
Paper Clips holds 7.3/10 on IMDb and 7.0/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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