Children Must Laugh

Year: 1936

Runtime: 61 mins

Language: Yiddish

Director: Aleksander Ford

Documentary

A rare surviving documentary capturing Jewish life in pre‑World War II Poland, the film was created to support the Vladimir Medem Sanitarium—a symbol of health and enlightenment that contrasted sharply with the pervasive poverty shown in the urban Polish‑Jewish communities of the era.

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