Desc: Three Sons: Directed by Birgit-Karin Weber. Raphael Wallfisch, int. cellist, London, André Laks, philosophy professor, Paris, and Thomas Frankl, gallerist, Vienna have one thing in common: one parent had survived Auschwitz. The film is about the so called 2. Generation and their attempt of making a balancing act between oblivion and reminder. The parents were artists (musician, composer and painter) and they left not only their stories but excellent artworks, too. So there is still a lot of hope between the dark history and present time. Each of the three sons is handling the past in his own individual way. By the way it is a film about the power of arts and a tribute to the pretty wonderful music of the mostly unknown composer Szymon Laks (father of André Laks).