Plot: A middle-aged man studying the Mur des Noms in modern-day France recalls the time 20 years prior when he and his mother were viewing the trial of Klaus Barbie with rapt attention in this introspective drama from director Amos Gitai. Read More
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Stylistically it is very well filmed. A little slow for most American viewers but well worth the effort you put into the viewing. The performances are strong and carry great nuance in their emotiona... l level, I thought. The storyline is rather different than than most other WWII stories and based on the director's personal experience. I was lucky enough to have viewed this with my film club and the amount of time we spent in discussion afterwards was amazing. I anticipate that I will continue to reflect upon this film for a while to come. Full Review

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