ISBN:
9781604657203
Language:
German
Pages:
3 BD (566 Min. + Bonus) : Farbe und s/w
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Mono
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1.37:1
Additional Material:
1 Beih. (60 S.)
Edition:
Blu-ray ed.
Year of publication:
2013
Series Statement:
The Criterion collection : [BD] 663
Series Statement:
The Criterion collection
Keywords:
Deutschland
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Geschichte 1933-1945
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Judenverfolgung
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Blu-Ray-Disc
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Deutschland
;
Judenverfolgung
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Geschichte 1933-1945
;
Blu-Ray-Disc
Abstract:
Over a decade in the making, Claude Lanzmann̷s nine-hour-plus opus is a monumental investigation of the unthinkable: the murder of more than six million Jews by the Nazis. Using no archival footage, Lanzmann instead focuses on first-person testimonies (of survivors and former Nazis, as well as other witnesses), employing a circular, free-associative method in assembling them. The intellectual yet emotionally overwhelming Shoah is not a film about excavating the past but an intensive portrait of the ways in which the past is always present, and it is inarguably one of the most important cinematic works of all time. (Criterion)
Abstract:
Extras: A Visitor from the Living - in this documentary, Maurice Rossel, leader discusses the living conditions in Theresienstadt, a town approximately fifty miles outside of Prague which was chosen by the Nazis to be a "model ghetto/a ghetto to be shown". From here, eventually many Jews were sent to the gas chambers of Treblinka, Sobibor, amd Belzec. Mr. Rossel visited Theresienstadt as a leader of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in June 1944. The interview was conducted by Claude Lanzmann in 1979 while shooting Shoah. In French, with optional English subtitles. (68 min, 1080i). Sobibor, October 14th, 1943, 4 P.M. - while shooting Shoah, Claude Lanzmann interviewed Yehuda Lerner, who participated in the uprising at the Sobibor concentration camp in 1943. The long interview, which was conducted in 1979, plus additional footage was used by the French director to create this documentary film. In French and Hebrew, with optional English subtitles. (103 min, 1080i). The Karski Report - in this documentary from 2010, Polish underground member Jan Karski recalls his encounter with President Roosevelt and discusses its significance. Mr. Karski was a courier between the domestic Polish resistance and the Polish government exiled in London who visited the Polish ghetto and met various Polish Jewish leaders prior to meeting President Roosevelt. The interview with Mr. Karski was conducted by Claude Lanzmann in Washington in 1978. Portions of it are included in Shoah. In English, with optional English subtitles. (49 min, 1080i). Claude Lanzmann Interviews - 1. On Shoah - in this new video interview, director Claude Lanzmann discusses the production history of Shoah with Serge Toubiana, director of the Cinematheque francaise. The conversation was filmed exclusively for Criterion in Paris in January 2013. (61 min, 1080p). 2. 2003 Interview - in this video interview, director Claude Lanzmann explains how A Visitor from the Living and Sobibor, October 14, 1943, 4 P.M. came to exist. Also present is writer Helene Frappat. In French, with optional English subtitles. (14 min, 1080i). Caroline Champetier and Arnaud Desplechin - in this video interview, Caroline Shampetier, who did assistant camera work on Shoah and supervised the color timing of the new restoration, and director Arnaud Desplechin (A Christmas Tale, Kings & Queen) discuss Claude Lanzmann's film, its structure and history. The interview was conducted in Paris in January 2013. In French, with optional English subtitles. (34 min), 1080p). Booklet - 60-page illustrated booklet featuring film critic Kent Jones' essay "Approaching Shoah" and an essay by director Claude Lanzmann which originally appeared in the June 1979 issue of Les temps modernes. Trailer - original trailer for Shoah. (5 min, 1080i). (Blu-ray.com)
Note:
Ländercode: A
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Orig.: Frankreich, 1985
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Das Beiheft ist unter derselben Grundsignatur gesondert vorhanden.
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Engl. Untertitel, engl. Untertitel für Hörgeschädigte
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