Bibas: Murdered for Being Jewish – Film and Collective Remembrance in Mannheim

Event: Jewish Community: Bibas: Murdered for Being Jewish in Cinema Quadrat, K1 2, 68159 Mannheim on 7. October 2026

Date and Time

7. October 2026 17:00

Location

Cinema Quadrat – Kommunales Kino Mannheim
K1 2, 68159 Mannheim, Deutschland

Price

5,00 €
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About this Event

Church & CommunityExhibitions & Museums

Mood

Other

Venue Type

Inside

Remember, look, and show solidarity together

In a dignified event of the Jewish Community Mannheim, filmic remembrance connects with communal commemoration. The documentary Bibas: Murdered for Being Jewish focuses on the Bibas family and the consequences of the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. The experience of faith arises here in the conscious engagement with history, loss, and the responsibility to confront anti-Semitism and terrorism decisively.

A documentary about remembrance and loss

The Argentine documentary from 2025 is directed by Mariana Bellini. In 89 minutes, it tells the story of the Bibas family, who became a symbol of the cruelty of the terror attack after the massacre of Israeli civilians. The screening will be in original Spanish, Hebrew, and English versions with German subtitles.

Jewish Community Mannheim invites to collective remembrance

The event is held in cooperation with the Jewish Community Mannheim. The focus is on remembrance, human dignity, and the engagement with anti-Semitism, terrorism, and historical denial. The religious experience of this evening lies in the solidarity of community and in a respectful space for reflection, mourning, and conversation.

Film discussion with Mariana Bellini and Gabriel Ben-Tasgal

Following the film screening, a conversation with director Mariana Bellini and producer Gabriel Ben-Tasgal is planned. This provides the audience with an opportunity to deepen the filmic perspective and to discuss culture of remembrance, Jewish life, and social responsibility.

Participation and registration

Attendance is possible with prior registration at the Jewish Community Mannheim. A personal identification card or passport is required for entry. The admission fee is 5 Euros.

Conclusion

Visitors can expect an emotional documentary evening with room for remembrance, contemplation, and exchange. Those who wish to visibly support Jewish life, take historical responsibility, and experience a respectful spiritual community will find an important place for encounter at Cinema Quadrat.

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