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In Reply to: RE: Thank you! posted by Victor Khomenko on December 16, 2018 at 13:31:05
but I don't think there's anything else quite like it.
Available from Criterion: 566 minutes.
Jeremy
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Chilling, and contains some facts that I didn't know. Especially the Holocaust dynamics during the first weeks of the Barbarossa.
One problem with it - it is French production, so there is French voice, English subs - which is generally fine, unless there is English speaker - then there are three ways you need to keep track of. The English guy starts talking, you lock onto him, but then his voice goes down, being replaced by a French one, and you need to switch to the subs. Affects your being absorbed into the film.
I strongly recommend that one.
PBS showed it one year (multiple nights) - that's how I saw it.
I don't enjoy watching such documentaries, but I consider them important, even for someone who already has good familiarity with the subject. One should not consider history "boring", especially that important part of it.I still remember how many people stated they learned a lot about WWII from Saving Private Ryan... that was frightening.
Edits: 12/17/18
Including the fact that her father spent years in nazi camps and finally escaped. Her grandparents all vanished.
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