Twenty and Ten

Set during the German occupation of France, this compelling story centers on twenty French children who are sheltered in a mountain refuge, facing the peril of Nazi discovery. When a young man asks them to hide ten Jewish refugee children, Sister Gabriel emphasizes the importance of secrecy and trust, highlighting the moral dilemmas and courageous decisions made during this tumultuous era. The narrative offers a powerful glimpse into a poignant chapter of history, emphasizing bravery and resilience in the face of danger.