A Book Review by Thomas Puhr. This powerful anthology illustrates how the archives are so much more than mere outtakes; they comprise an essential body of historical material, one which must continue to survive for posterity.” With its ten-hour runtime and near universal praise, Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah (1985) is often […]
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Jenny Paola Ortega Castillo
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