Narrated by Liev Schreiber, The Last Twins reveals the extraordinary, never-before-told story of Erno “Zvi” Spiegel, a Jewish prisoner in Auschwitz who became a beacon of courage and humanity. Appointed to oversee dozens of young twin boys for Dr. Mengele’s horrific experiments, Spiegel instead risked his life through acts of defiance, such as falsifying records and teaching the boys to maintain a sense of community and hope.

Survivors, who called him their “father figure,” provide powerful, heartfelt interviews about his protective presence and his leadership in guiding them to safety after liberation. Praised for its emotional impact and reserved filmmaking, the documentary is more than a Holocaust film—it’s a testament to resilience, sacrifice, and the enduring power of a single person’s refusal to surrender their humanity. The meaningful lives created by the survivors stand as the ultimate refutation of Nazi evil. A deeply moving and unforgettable story that will touch and inspire every viewer.

Peoria: preceded by the short film The Doll’s House

A simple dollhouse becomes the humorous flashpoint for an intergenerational Passover debate about continuity and inheritance.

Scottsdale: preceded by the short film The Suitcase

A poetic chronicle by a granddaughter reaching out across the years to her grandmother.