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Auschwitz | Best Documentary 2014

By admin | May 6, 2015

2014 Rod Serling Video Festival winner for BEST DOCUMENTARY. “Auschwitz,” by Shay Alford, Cole Jones, and Stephanie Serraglio, 12 graders at Heritage Woods Secondary School, Moody, BC, Canada.

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