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Diana Georger est une Actrice Américaine née le 1962
Diana Georger (born 1962) is an American film, television and stage actress. She received a BFA degree from Ithaca College.
Georger starred in the short film Visas and Virtue, which won the 1997 Academy Award for Live Action Short Film. She was involved early on in the project which began as a stage play by Tim Toyama, appearing in its very first reading at East West Players in Los Angeles. She originated the role of Helena Rosen in the play's world premiere at The Road Theatre, and reprised the same role in the film adaptation. She continues to perform regularly on stage and is an associate member of the exceptional Buffalo Nights Theatre Company in Los Angeles.
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Georger starred in the short film Visas and Virtue, which won the 1997 Academy Award for Live Action Short Film. She was involved early on in the project which began as a stage play by Tim Toyama, appearing in its very first reading at East West Players in Los Angeles. She originated the role of Helena Rosen in the play's world premiere at The Road Theatre, and reprised the same role in the film adaptation. She continues to perform regularly on stage and is an associate member of the exceptional Buffalo Nights Theatre Company in Los Angeles.
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Visas and Virtue (1997)
, 26minutesRéalisé par Chris Tashima
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Drame, Biographie, Documentaire, Historique
Thèmes Religion, Politique, Religion juive, Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre
Acteurs Diana Georger, Chris Tashima, Shizuko Hoshi
Rôle Helena Rosen
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Haunted by the sight of hundreds of Jewish refugees outside the consulate gates, a Japanese diplomat and his wife, stationed in Kaunas, Lithuania, at the beginning of World War II, must decide how much they are willing to risk. Inspired by a true story, Visas and Virtue explores the moral and professional dilemmas that Consul General Chiune “Sempo” Sugihara faces in making a life or death decision: defy his own government’s direct orders and risk his career, by issuing life-saving transit visas, or obey orders and turn his back on humanity.