Dawid’s Journal

The film traces the tracks of a murdered child in German-occupied Poland in World War II. The 12 year old Polish-Jewish boy David Rubinowicz and his family were murdered in a concentration camp Treblinka. A school photograph of David and his diary are the only reminders of him. In his diary he wrote what happened in the period between 1939 and 1942: friends and relatives who had to hide themselves, Jewish children who could only be educated secretly, the ever-increasing hunger. His diary ends mid-sentence.