Thursday, June 18, 2015

'Night Will Fall' (2014)

'Night Will Fall' (2014)
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 'Night Will Fall' takes a behind-the-scenes 
look at the making of another documentary, 
'German Concentration Camps: Factual 
Survey,' which documented the British 
soldiers' arrival at the German Death Camp 
of Bergen-Belsen.
 
 The male and female SS Officers stationed 
there had already surrendered. Along with a 
similarly co-ed Hungarian military unit on-site, 
they were made dig mass graves and to bury 
an estimated 30,000 emasciated corpses, 
strewn about the camp. 
 
 The British soldiers reported that the starving 
prisoners continued to die, as they arrived 
and that the scene of industrialized death and of 
mass crematoria were unspeakably dehumanizing, 
in a way that no field of battle could ever be.
 
 The British Ministry of Information had hired 
some of the greatest living filmmakers to 
document the horrors of the newly-liberated 
Nazi concentration camps. Their mission was to 
capture images of what had happened, so that 
nobody could ever deny that they did.
 
However, the film was shot and edited - 
then shelved, for 70 years.

 
Branko Lustig, a co-producer of the award-winning 
'Schindler's List,' who appeared in 'Night Will Fall,' 
claimed that the British government had shelved 
and suppressed their own documentary, fearing 
that it would further aggravate the militant Zionists, 
who'd been making trouble for the British, in the 
territory they then administrated called Mandatory 
Palestine, now known as the State of Israel.

 
'Night Will Fall' director, AndrĂ© Singer expressed 
uncertainty about Lustig's theory but said, "He may 
well have a point."
 
 
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