I'm Still Here: Real Diaries of Young People Who Lived During the Holocaust (2005 TV Movie) User Reviews

This documentary is the true life stories of some of the kids who, during the Holocaust decided to write down their thoughts and feelings in the hopes of being remembered.

[skivvvies · 10/10 · 12 November 2005]

This has been one of the greatest documentaries i have viewed in a very long time. It depicts the lives and thoughts of the many teens who chose to write their lives during the Holocaust down in a diary in the hopes of being remembered. It is so heartbreaking at times that it brought me to tears. If you have not yet seen this documentary then definitely look into watching it, it is so informative and strong. In addition, the actors who donated their voices for this documentary speak with such conviction that you feel as if the actual person is talking to you.

-Emily

Powerful Documentary Geared Towards MTV Generation Speaks Volumes

[StephanieGould · 10/10 · 9 November 2005]

This powerful documentary details various experiences of Jewish youth during the Holocaust. Through the intense photo montages and fill clips, MTV does an excellent job of bringing new stories to today's MTV generation. The diaries and letters of those killed in the holocaust are poignant and heart-wrenching. The amount of detail that was documented was amazing, considering the ages of most of the victims.

Narrated by by many of today's hottest young stars such as Elijah Wood, Amber Tamblyn, Ryan Gosling, Kate Hudson, Oliver Hudson and Joaquin Pheonix to name a few, it brings one of the most important events in history to life from perspectives that are often ignored...that of the youth who lived through it. Like Anne Frank, these young people wrote eloquently about the events of their lives in the ghettos, concentration camps and even escapes. This documentary should be seen by anyone who wants to learn more about our world's history.