A Small Light Season 1 Subtitles – All Episodes

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A Small Light is a World War II-era miniseries written and directed by Joan Rater & Tony Phelan. It was first broadcast on National Geographic on May 1st, 2023, and re-broadcast on Disney+ & Hulu on the following day. The story follows Secretary Miep (Miep Gies) as she aids her Jewish employer Otto (Otto Frank) and his family, as well as other Jewish refugees, in hiding during the German occupation of the Netherlands.

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More About A Small Light Season 1:

Anne Frank’s story has been embedded in popular culture for many years. It’s a heartbreaking story of hope, resilience, and survival in a world of unimaginable violence. But it’s not just her story that’s stuck in people’s heads—it’s the story of ordinary people who, faced with the choice between their own lives and their country’s well-being, chose to do the latter.

Anne Frank did not climb the steps of the Secret Annex alone. Nor did she survive the 761 days that followed during the Nazi occupation. She did so with the help of her family, but also with the courage of ordinary people.

One of the first things that came to my mind was, “What would I do if I were in your shoes?” I could almost picture myself in that young woman’s shoes. I also thought, “What if I were Jewish?” This is a piece of history that we have to keep telling, but we have to tell it in such a way that people will listen to it, they will pay attention to it, and they will wake up to it. We don’t want to put people on a pedestal and watch some sepia-toned holocaust drama from the past. We want people to relate to this story right now.