The documentary Among Neighbors (dir/prod: Yoav Potash) has been featured in The Hollywood Reporter in an article examining the film’s recent visibility and the public debate that has followed its release. The piece highlights Among Neighbors as a Holocaust and post-Holocaust documentary centered on the Polish town of Gniewoszów, where Jewish and Polish Catholic families lived side by side for generations before World War II.
The film combines interviews, archival material, and hand-drawn animation to explore testimony from a Holocaust survivor and an eyewitness who recounts the murder of Jews in the town after the war.
Among Neighbors has screened at multiple festivals and venues internationally, and its coverage in The Hollywood Reporter reflects the film’s growing role in contemporary conversations about Holocaust history, its aftermath, and the challenges of confronting difficult local narratives.
Read the article in The Hollywood Reporter here.