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Shoah (1985)

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Shoah

99

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4 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com
  • 100
    Time OutDavid Fear
    Time OutDavid Fear
    Shoah's ultimate legacy, however, is being the final word on the Final Solution-one that renders every well-intentioned dramatic re-creation of such horrors into repulsive Ausch-kitsch by comparison.
  • 100
    Village Voice
    Village Voice
    It has come to serve as a solemn metaphor for remembrance, as well as for butt-numbing endurance.
  • 100
    Christian Science MonitorPeter Rainer
    Christian Science MonitorPeter Rainer
    Despite its length, it is one of the most consistently engrossing and powerful movies ever made.
  • 88
    Boston GlobeTy Burr
    Boston GlobeTy Burr
    Why revisit Shoah 25 years after it was first released? Because it matters more a quarter century on, just as it will matter even more in a hundred years, and 200, and - if it and we survive - a thousand.
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