Nyah Carlson

It was extremely difficult to create this film. Raoul Wallenberg has been a hero of mine since I stumbled across his name in a literature class in 11th grade. My dream is to one day make a film about him that is on par with Schindler's List. This is only the beginning of that journey. Wallenberg was a Swedish Diplomat who helped save around 100,000 Hungarian Jews through the most (for lack of better word) gutsy and creative methods. This included driving along a death march and pulling people out of the line while the guards threatened his life. My found footage film attempts to follow what this experience may have been like in a fictionalized first person account by one of the marchers.