Filmmaker Oren Rudavsky takes us inside Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire, a moving portrait of one of history’s most powerful voices against injustice. The world could use Elie Wiesel right now. A voice with the moral integrity and courage to speak truth to power—no matter the cost. Whether it was challenging Ronald Reagan over his decision to visit the Bitburg Cemetery, where SS soldiers were buried, or confronting Bill Clinton about America’s inaction during the ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, Wiesel never wavered in his fight against injustice and his relentless pursuit of a world free of the kind of genocide that scarred his youth. Wiesel is no longer here to provide that kind of prophetic guidance. But in Oren Rudavsky's film, ELIE WIESEL: SOUL ON FIRE, we do have the rare opportunity to spend time with Wiesel, with his wife and children, and with the teachers and students who continue to carry on his work. Told in his own words and eloquent voice, the film captures Wiesel’s conflicts, memories, and enduring legacy as one of the most public survivors to the Holocaust. Whether you know Wiesel’s story or are discovering it for the first time, ELIE WIESEL: SOUL ON FIRE is a moving, deeply inspirational portrait. We hope our conversation with the filmmaker encourages you to seek out this remarkable film. Join us for our conversation with director Oren Rudavsky on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE, starting now. #ElieWiesel #SoulOnFire #HolocaustSurvivor #NeverForget #OrenRudavsky #JewishHistory #SpeakTruthToPower #HumanRights #AgainstInjustice #GenocidePrevention #HolocaustEducation #MoralCourage #HolocaustMemorial #VoicesForJustice #insidethearthouse Elie Wiesel Soul on Fire Elie Wiesel documentary Oren Rudavsky filmmaker Holocaust survivor stories Voices against injustice Elie Wiesel Reagan Bitburg Elie Wiesel Bosnia Clinton Holocaust memory and legacy Moral courage leaders Speaking truth to power Genocide prevention history Inside the Arthouse podcast Jewish history and memory Elie Wiesel interview film Elie Wiesel biography @laemmle @eliewieselfilm @panoramafilmsus @oren.rudavsky  ⁨@OfficialRaphaelSbarge⁩  This episode features a discussion on the importance of using personal trauma to make a positive impact, inspired by Elie Wiesel. It emphasizes the need to speak the truth and use one's experiences to promote moral ethics, especially in challenging times. Explore the importance of values and morality to foster personal growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices