Misa's Fugue at the Indianapolis Museum of Art

presentation, the group asked if Frank would be interested in sharing the film this fall since the sculpture was an integral part of it and they also wished to learn more about Frank's experience during the Holocaust.

This was the first time Frank presented the film for a formal group and he reported that, "they were blown away by the emotion of it." Many excellent followup questions were asked including more specifics on the preservation of the photographs, Dina's post-war fate, Frank's feelings towards the perpetrators and also how much of the story he had shared with his children prior to the making of the film. He expanded on these items and shared with the group that after the war Dina had emigrated to the United States where she married Art Babbitt, one of the chief illustrator's for Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Dina worked as an artist until her death in 2009.