Your top three Holocaust/Nazi crimes movies
Judgment at Nuremberg (1961)
Schindler's List (1993)
The Diary of Anne Frank (1959)
All solid choices.
I wonder what Brux would choose.
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The depiction in War and Remembrance (TV Mini-Series 1988–1989) is the most harrowing that I have ever seen
shareSchindler's List (1993)
Life is Beautiful (1997)
Can't think of a third, sorry.
son of saul
the pawnbroker
ida
Are Nazisploitation films allowed, or just serious movies?
share> Are Nazisploitation films allowed
Have you seen Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS? -- https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071650/
I have the dvd. 😀
shareOn a side note: Dyanne Thorne, the actress who played Ilsa, ran a wedding service in Vegas and I was there with my wife a couple of years ago. I ran the idea of a second wedding in Vegas Ilsa style by my wife while we were there and she said “hell no!”
Unfortunately Dyanne Thorne passed away a year ago.
> Dyanne Thorne, the actress who played Ilsa, ran a wedding service in Vegas
I didn't know that. If the scuttlebutt on the Internet is correct, she would officiate dressed as Ilsa and perform the ceremony with a German accent. That would be something to see!
I've got the DVD too, but haven't looked at it in several years. I'll have to dig it out and watch it again.
“scuttlebutt on the Internet”
Well, whenever I went to her site about the weddings there was no mention of her dressing in the Ilsa get up. Who knows though?
i have never watched any of these. are they considered comedies?
shareThey are exploitation films that used the Nazi camp setting to exploit sex and violence to sell tickets. Many were made in Italy during the 70’s by the same directors who had also delved in spaghetti western and poliziotteschi films. Several have become cult classics like the Ilsa films, which were Canadian productions, with the first entry being filmed on the set of Hogan’s Heroes. They are not intentionally humorous, and the genre is basically a strange oddity in film history.
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