Epoch Cinema Documentary Review: 'Big Sonia'Commentary
Sometimes, it takes going through immense pain and suffering to make one truly appreciate every moment of the life they've been blessed with. Other times, these same people who have experienced tremendous hardships, yet still smile at life, can profoundly touch the lives of others. In multiple award-winning documentary, "Big Sonia" (available on Epoch Cinema), these two facets can occur at the same time within the same person—a rare and beautiful thing indeed.
Filmmaking team (and husband and wife) Todd Soliday and Leah Warshawski bring us an entrancing, in-depth character study of Leah's grandmother, Sonia Warshawski, a 91-year-old Holocaust survivor and proprietor of her late husband’s tailoring store, "John's Tailor Shop," located in a dilapidated mall in Overland Park, Kansas. The store is a very important part of Sonia's life....
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