Marisa Fox never knew her mother was a Holocaust survivor. 'My Underground Mother,' her new documentary that premieres this weekend at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, reveals why she chose to hide her past
Marisa Fox never knew her mother was a Holocaust survivor. 'My Underground Mother,' her new documentary that premieres this weekend at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, reveals why she chose to hide her past
Almost everything journalist Marisa Fox heard about her mother growing up turned out not to be true.
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