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April 11, 2012 Film » Film Review

Polish film In Darkness digs deeper into WWII anti-Semitism 

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For better or worse, English speakers tend to view the near-genocide of European Jews through the prism of an us-against-the-Nazis conflict, a view supported by 70 years of fine filmmaking. This perspective has the advantage of putting good guys in the story,…

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