"" (2000), narrated by Judi Dench and winner of the 2001 Academy Award for best feature documentary. It was produced by Deborah Oppenheimer, daughter of a "Kindertransport" child, and written and directed by three-time Oscar winner Mark Jonathan Harris. This film shows the "Kindertransport" in very personal terms by presenting the actual stories through in-depth interviews with several individual "kinder", rescuers Norbert Wollheim and Nicholas Winton, a foster mother who took in a child, and a mother who lived to be reunited with daughter Lore Segal. It was shown in cinemas around the world, including in Britain, the United States, Austria, and Germany, and on HBO and PBS. A companion book with the same title presents many more details, facts, and witnesses, expanding upon the film.