KQED Charlie Rose January 5, 2016
The director and geza rohring, the actor. Many films have been made about the holocaust but not really about the holocaust. Or about the human existence within the holocaust. But rather taking the holocaust for its dramatic value. I wanted to i wanted to you no, transmit something to the view ir viewers about the human condition within the concentration camp. You couldnt know many things while you were in the camp as a prisoner. And i really wanted to you know, to forget this post post war perception of the holocaust based on survival and based on infatuation. And to really go back to the here...