Way too long and in need of editing

This film tells the engrossing story about the fate Czech Jews, as well as the remarkable life of Rabbi Benjamin Murmelstein, but the film desperately needs to be cut down! Clocking in at almost 4 hours it surely loses many viewers. More so there ample places in which narrative just dies with very long foreboding camera shots or places where the interview of BM is just rambling and uninformative.

Despite this there is plenty of great material here about many little known aspects of the holocaust (ie ... Nisko Plan and Madagascar or life in Thereisenstadt or this man's life)and in turn worth watching. Just have some coffee on cause it is L-O-N-G.