#uploading_holocaust (2016)

Every year, a quarter of all Israeli high school students embark on a school trip to Poland to honor the memory of the Holocaust victims. One group usually includes 100 teenagers, who during eight days visit 3 mass graves, 2 ghettos, and 14 memorial services. After they return home, students upload videos of their journey to YouTube. The film is edited from those videos. As the last Holocaust survivors are nearing the end of their lives, young Israelis are eager to immortalize the collective trauma. Video sharing becomes a central tool in the commemoration efforts. Teenagers, teachers, and parents film every testimony, gas chamber, as well as their late-night gatherings. This film offers a unique point of view at the new generation, and a disturbing picture of how collective memory is formed in the age of the internet.