A PERMANENT DREAM - In Post-Production
Between postwar France and the present day, brothers Jean-Claude and William Lubtchansky transform the shadows of wartime trauma into a life shaped by cinema, helping define the French New Wave. Decades later, Jean-Claude’s daughter Gabrielle returns to family archives and rare outtakes from Shoah to understand what was carried—spoken and unspoken—within her family’s history. Through her lens, the film becomes a meditation on memory, identity, and the Holocaust’s enduring echo across generations.
Director: Gabrielle Lubtchanksy
Role: Producer
With Support From
Fiscally Sponsored by The Center for Independent Documentary