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Spectrum: Films on Film
Claude Lanzmann: Spectres of the Shoah
Regjisor/e
Adam Benzine
Producentët
Adam Benzine
Kimberley Warner
Kinematografia
Alex Ordanis
Editimi
Tiffany Beaudin
Zërimi
Daniel Hewett
Webfaqja Zyrtare e Filmit
Kontakti
Cinephil
Levontin Street 18
Tel Aviv 6511207, Israel
+972 3 566 4129
[email protected]
2015
United Kingdom, Canada
40 min
Color
In 1973, Claude Lanzmann took on a project that would change his life forever: SHOAH, a film about the Holocaust told from the perspective of Jewish people. The film would end up taking 12 years to make and would push Lanzmann to the limits of his endurance. Plagued with financial difficulties, death threats, a severe beating at the hands of former Nazis and intense pressure from all sides, the project nearly drove him to suicide. But when Lanzmann finally released SHOAH in 1985, this masterpiece became the most important film ever made about the Holocaust.
Presented by: HBO
Adam Benzine is a film journalist and documentary filmmaker. He currently works as an associate editor for Realscreen, the leading international publisher of non-fiction and documentary news. Adam has previously worked as a Reporter/Factual Editor at C21 Media.
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