Round Up

In 1942, 11-year-old Joseph (Joseph Weismann) was at an innocent age. One early morning in mid-summer in June, little Joseph was wearing a dress with a small yellow star sewn on the chest and was about to go to school excitedly. His junk dealer neighbor encouraged him to take classes, but the baker made fun of him. His Jewish friends and his family studied and lived in Montmartre. Even though this was an area of ​​occupied France, they were given temporary shelter. However, this short-term happiness and tranquility soon collapsed. On the morning of July 16, 1942, at the winter velodrome near the Eiffel Tower, thirteen thousand victims were brutally captured together and prepared to be transported to Bonne-la-Rolande concentration camp. The film is adapted from real events.