Review: Shoah (1985)

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Shoah (1985)


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Lanzmann has a very nice touch with the subjects. He is somehow able to toe the line between pushing too hard on such sensitive subjects, and going to soft, and not getting the story. The result is very powerful and informative interviews. He also does right by the medium with his visuals.

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