I was looking at reviews of "Horror Films" then I realized the most evil movie & horrible movie

[Stuart G]

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is a documentary about the Holocaust called "Night and Fog"


THE ENTIRE FILM IS HERE FOR VIEWING.........POST NUMER 2.

I have ever seen, was a " documentary". The movie was a documentary of the Holocaust, called "Night and Fog". (30 minutes) You can read reviews on Internet Movie Data Base, (IMBD) or get a copy at the local library.(IF YOU WANT) Warning those bodies are real, and the pictures, of the camps are real. ...And YES, IT IS A HORROR FILM
...... And you have been warned. Yes, it is evil, and one of the most evil films ever made. And it is a..........
.........."documentary."
.........OH, iF did not know about the "Holocaust" and what it is/was...you will know after
you watch this documentary. ..........Again...YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

[yorkster]

1. Think I saw this years ago. Nuit et Brouillard 1956

Saw in Cambridge in the 70s. Alain Resnais was the director. Important that this was made, but terribly hard to watch.

[BigmanPigman]

2. Here it is in English.

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https://vimeo.com/74528039

I have seen this before and it is truly genocide. They came up with that germ for the Nuremberg Trials.
This film is where I first learned that there were clawed marks on the gas chambers' ceilings from prisoners' fingers. Dying by gas took several minutes and was extremely painful.

[Stuart G]

3. Thank You for posting the most horrible, most evil movie ever made. Warning: horrific in ways

that you know when you watch.

WARNING, YOU WILL NEVER FORGET THIS FILM!( 30 MINUTES.)

If you decide to watch it, please watch all of it. It is a documentary about the holocaust.

Yes, ALL OF IT. ALL 30 MINUTES & ......

THANK YOU for reading this.

I have watched it more than 25 times when I showed it to my students.
It is horrific in ways you I cannot tell you.

[Journeyman]

4. "Shoah," by Claude Lanzmann

In its entirety . . .

Shoah is the greatest use of film in motion picture history, taking movies to their highest moral value. For what director/interviewer Lanzmann has done on film is nothing less than revive history, a history so ugly that many would prefer to forget. ~ Gene Siskel, Chicago Tribune

[It] has transcended the cinema to become a primary record of the extermination of European Jews during the Second World War. ~ Richard Brody, New Yorker

Its riveting nine hours are perhaps the most important piece of historical cinema we possess. ~ Kata Muir, Times (UK)

There is no proper response to this film. It is an enormous fact, a 550-minute howl of pain and anger in the face of genocide. It is one of the noblest films ever made. ~Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times