As the last Holocaust survivors fade from our world, their stories have never felt more urgent to hear. Ten years ago, Sophie - in France and across Europe - and Leslie - in the United States and around the world - set out to create The Last Ones, a documentary series born from a simple idea: to visit survivors in their own homes, in familiar surroundings, and let them speak freely - over a slice of cheesecake or a piece of lekach - about their childhood, the war, the arrest, the deportation, and survival in the camps. But also about what came after: the disbelief and hostility that often awaited them, the painful return to life, the question of love, of children, of sleepless nights, of memory and transmission - and of the haunting failure of "Never Again." In this powerful collection of voices, thirty of the very last survivors of Auschwitz-Birkenau come together to form a portrait not of life after Auschwitz, but of life with Auschwitz - as they themselves say.