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Just Tell Me You’re Alive

7 Families. 7 Extraordinary October 7th Stories that have Have Never Been Told.

Unlike most films about October 7th that focus on the horrors of that day, Just Tell Me You’re Alive tells the deeply personal stories of seven families whose lives were forever changed, and the extraordinary ways they chose to move forward.

Unlike most films about October 7th that focus on the horrors of that day, Just Tell Me You’re Alive tells the deeply personal stories of seven families whose lives were forever changed, and the extraordinary ways they chose to move forward.

Some are grieving unimaginable loss. Others are embracing loved ones who returned home against all odds. Together, their journeys reveal the Jewish response to tragedy: resilience over despair, rebuilding over surrender, and light over darkness.

Through intimate, deeply human stories, viewers witness families creating new beginnings and ensuring that even the deepest pain gives rise to purpose, faith, and life.

Just Tell Me You’re Alive is not a film about October 7th. It’s a film about choosing life.

Produced by Moral Edge. Directed by Zach Zorba Grashin.

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121 thoughts on “Just Tell Me You’re Alive”

  7. Anonymous

    Sadly, too many, who are still saying this didn’t happen or it was Israel’s fault the truth just doesn’t seem to get through. Makes me so sad for your loss and you’re double loss.

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  8. Anonymous

    May you continue to produce meaningful films. This one looks like it should be required viewing. Thank you.

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  9. Jonathan Finkelstein

    I appreciate the approach taken and look forward to watching the full movie. A degree of irony in the debut being Tisha B’Av.

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  12. Louise Cassetta

    I wasn’t going to watch even the trailer because I was too afraid. Afraid of seeing their horror, sadness and fear. But I had to watch because I have to see their horror, sadness and fear as a mitzvah. H-SHEM WANTS ME AND EVERYONE TO SEE so we can all stop and teach the world about the rage against the Jews!

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    1. Anonymous

      Whst you wrote was do true to l heart

      Yes it is hard to watch but important that ZGzD forbid this should occur again.

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    2. Anonymous

      I agree it has been very hard for people since October 7th especially the Jewish people it makes me very angry and sad that people say October 7th didn’t happen I am a IDF soldier not in combat but life is not easy but as Jewish people we must stay very strong and not give up and we must stay safe

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  13. Louise

    As I said before, I was so afraid to watch the trailer. I pressed play and as soon as I saw the bloodied girls/women I turned it off. But I couldn’t just be afraid to look, what would that say about my earnest feelings for all of the victims. I felt it a mitzvah before G-D to open my eyes. It was so horrifying for them and their families that what would I be not to have watched?!

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  14. Deborah Golan

    האם הסרט בעברית או באנגלית? , לא הבנתי…
    והאם אפשר להקרין את הסרט בחינם אחרי קריאת מגילת איכה על מסך גדול ?
    אנחנו עמותה ומארגנים בליל ט׳ באב קריאת מגילת איכה ואז מעגלי שיח – ובתום השיח – חשבתי להקרין את הסרט.
    בשנים האחרונות בלילות ט׳ באב אנו שמים דגש על קימה מחורבן ובחירה בחיים בהיבטים שונים…
    ממה שקראתי על הסרט – זה נראה ממש מתאים!

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    1. Anonymous

      I had the same yesterday – check and ensure your cell phone number reflects the international code ie:+27 83…….

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  31. Anonymous

    Evil can only triumph if the good do not intervene! And every person is guilty of the good they failed to do!

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  33. Dr Daniei Menachem Rudofossi

    As a Cop Doc who understands the imprint of complex trauma and the residual impact that can never be reversed, erased or forgotten the distortion of blaming the victims/survivors is one of my lifelong objectives including Centurioncide. The disrespect and infliction to us as indigenous Jews of Israel in Eretz Yisrael and in diaspora. There are many who have bought into self loathing and disowning their heritage as Jews and supporters who are righteous gentiles. As a diaspora Jew my efforts are redoubled as a psych doctor, professor and author. No apologies to antisemitic politicians who enflame antisemitism through the ancient guise of anti Israel (anti Zionism) rather than seek healing and calling terrorism human evil. If one doesn’t understand rape, murder and kidnapping is not the universally recognized evil by making parallels with occupation by Hamas against Indigenous people of Israel 🇮🇱 than we as American Jews must stand tall with all Victims of October 7, 2023. Innocent Jews were targeted by terrorists. Resilience is a lifelong journey learnt and embraced existentially in one’s own unique ecological Ethological niche of trauma. Sharing your indefatigable soulful journey is a priceless gift of courage to be! Thank you and I am honored to be invited to view. Am Yisrael Chai is not negotiable and iyH all of you are the Tikun Olem B’H’

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  34. Chay Andrew

    The world will always hate Israel because Israel is a nation chosen by God. The world without God has no moral compass. By hating Israel, they hate the God who chose Israel as His people. We pray for strength and resilience for Israel.

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  37. Anonymous

    Une page d’histoire aussi atroce que glorieuse grâce à tous ces êtres d’exception qui ont bravé l’horreur pour sauver des vies ! Am Israël Chai !!

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  42. Sunny

    The tremendous strength and fortitude shown by those that suffered and endured the atrocities and aftermath of 10/7 is beyond anything that one would have thought they’d need in this lifetime. To all those that have passed …..
    ‏ברוך דיין האמת💔

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  52. Anonymous

    Such an important film to be made after such a tragic event. To choose life over death and in this way honour those who have passed beyond the veil also shows that violence and evil will never win over over morality and commitment to always follow the path of peace and righteousness.

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  53. Anonymous

    Thank you for making and sharing this film. Such a film is so important to show the moral courage and truth of people, who despite such tragedy have chosen to choose life rather than death and in doing so honour those who have passed beyond the veil, never to be forgotten, but seen as heroes in the struggle to remain true to their beliefs in a life of truth, morality and commitment to others. The fight for justice goes on, but integrity and morality remains the very foundation of all of us who believe in freedom and safety for all.

    Lucile, July 20, 2026

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  54. John Ward

    That day I wept and at the same X fierce anger against Hamas for what they did. I have not stopped Paying for Israel and the Protection of All Jews Worldwide.
    Chaplain John Ward

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  55. Anonymous

    Am Israel Chai My love for our beloved Israel and our people living there is endless snd forever
    May Hashem who neither slumbers nor sleeps guard snd protect her forever more

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  59. Anonymous

    Shalom! God bless Yisrael! Am Yisrael Chai! Love ❤️ Yisrael so much! Forever my peaplo 😀😃🙂

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  65. Anonymous

    I am so anxious to see this. My heart and prayers are with all the families. My daughter is a survivor of a bus bombing in Israel and I can feel and ache for them. I am not religious, but my heart is in Israel. Am Yisrael Chai

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  69. Michael Gerblitz

    From Moral Edge: The film is approx 1 hour long. There will be English subtitles when Hebrew is spoken. When English is spoken there will not be subtitles, but subtitles can be turned on with YouTube’s feature. An email with a video link will be sent Wed evening. If you cannot find the email, you can return to this web page and watch the video here.

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  80. Richard Lawrie

    Life experiences are important to show the consequences of barbaric acts in the hope that humanity can prevail.

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  85. Anonymous

    Thank You for Israel
    Thank You for all you do for Jews everywhere and you a total bonus to humanity ✡️🇮🇱✡️🧡

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  89. Anonymous

    Signed up and subscribed but can’t access the movie. Please let us know how and when we can watch it

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  91. Anonymous

    Is it possible to register just for today’s film (Just Tell Me That You’re Alive) without subscribing to Moral Edge?

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  101. Anonymous

    So much in love with and everything about Israel and I pray to be there one day to breathe the air of the promised land. Love you all. I’m pained whenever Israeli inhabitants are passing through persecution

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