Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust

Perhaps as a result, Hollywood would spend the next several decades reminding everyone exactly how horrific the massacres had been. So it seems contradictory that Imaginary Witness should use its second half to chide contemporary filmmakers for not treating the Holocaust with enough heed. ... Full Review

Consistently surprising - and with only a hint of American-style maudlinness tainting its be-all-you-can-be motif - the movie is best appreciated as an intimate family portrait, chock-full of truthful details that are alternately poignant and hilarious. ... Full Review