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Available February 22 at 12:00 am—March 7 at 11:45 pm

Admission to the series will be sold either as an all-access pass or a la carte.

$100 (members), $125 (nonmembers) for the all-access pass, available for purchase here.

OR $11 (members), $16 (nonmembers) per film.

View the entire series here.

This riveting documentary reveals, for the first time, a singular true story we should all know about. In the middle of World War II, during the Nazi occupation of Rome, three courageous Roman Catholic doctors saved the lives of Italian Jews by convincing the Nazis that their Jewish patients were infected with a deadly and highly contagious disease they called Syndrome K—a disease that did not exist. Featuring interviews with survivors and their descendants—including the 98-year-old Dr. Adriano Ossicini—narration by Golden Globe-nominee Ray Liotta, archival footage, and gripping reenactments, Syndrome K presents a chilling depiction of heroism and sacrifice in the face of Nazi horror.

  • Year
    2019
  • Runtime
    76 minutes
  • Language
    English, Italian
  • Country
    United States, Italy
  • Note
    Distributor: Menemsha Films
  • Director
    Stephen Edwards