Andrei Konchalovsky won the best director prize at the Venice Film Festival for this sparsely luminous story of three intertwined lives during the Holocaust. A masterpiece, this year’s must-see Holocaust
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Andrei Konchalovsky won the best director prize at the Venice Film Festival for this sparsely luminous story of three intertwined lives during the Holocaust. A masterpiece, this year’s must-see Holocaust film is stunningly crafted, uncommonly intelligent, and morally challenging.
