Contact & Booking
Host A Screening (Communities, Festivals, Schools, Etc.)
Please fill our our screening license request and contact Leah with additional questions. leah@inflatablefilm.com
BIG SONIA is currently on a tour of communities, museums, churches, synagogues, and campuses worldwide! We’d love for you to join us as we share Sonia’s story and spark impactful local dialogue. Get in touch today to learn how you can bring the film to your campus, organization or community. We’ve booked 120 community screenings in the last 6 months and we’d love to book hundreds more!
Theatrical & Semi-Theatrical Booking
Jim Browne at Argot Pictures
Email: jim@argotpictures.com
Cell: 646-732-3725
Press and PR Inquiries
Leah Warshawski, Producer/Director
(425) 283-9504
leah@inflatablefilm.com
Contact REACHING OUT FROM WITHIN
Learn more about Reaching Out From Within (ROFW), the program featured in the film. “ROFW supports prison rehabilitation programs for inmates who want to make lasting changes in their behavior so they can become a role model for non-violence, while still in a penitentiary, and also be contributing members of society when they return to society.”
Learn More About EMPOWER
Empower: Educate & Inspire was started in 2015 by a group of high school students in honor of Sonia. Get in touch with Caroline (featured in the film) and start an empower club at your school or organization.
Book Leah Warshawski (Producer/Director)
for a Speaking Engagement
Please email Beth at info@samaralectures.com
When Leah began to make a documentary about her tiny, spunky, grandmother, she discovered complexities, pressures, and burdens within her family story that aren’t unique to Holocaust survivors. Making the film BIG SONIA was the most time Leah has ever spent with her family and her instincts told her that there was trauma and relatable themes beneath the surface of Sonia’s shiny exterior. Everyone has gone through challenges and trauma in their lives and by sharing Sonia’s story – and the diverse experiences of her children – Leah hopes audiences will relate these lessons to their own lives and reflect on an important question – “Will you let your past define your present?”
