Pamela Drake

It is haunting. It's also completely unbelievable. The plot is nonsense from the ease with which Nelly returns from the camps (most were kept in DP camps for months) the lack of explanation about family members, the silly deception, oh and yeah, her husband was not forced into military service as even 14-year-olds were. Who fell for this plotline? Wow. It was moving in a way that a poorly written mystery can also be.

A political, historical tale of people caught up in some of the most important events of the 20th century and who took part in them. It's an epic and a love story across continents and time. Passionately written, directed and cast.

A 19-year-old English Lit major wrote and produced as her senior year film project, relentlessly terrible. Not one word is believable.