The Discovery of a Forgotten and Banned Nuremberg Film
“Filmmakers for the Prosecution” tells the story of how a scion of Hollywood made a documentary film about the Nazi atrocities that was banned by the U.S. Army.
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“Filmmakers for the Prosecution” tells the story of how a scion of Hollywood made a documentary film about the Nazi atrocities that was banned by the U.S. Army.
We meet the new Collier County Waterkeeper, Ray Bearfield. Bearfield is a former fishing guide and educator at Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, who first came to Naples in the mid-1970s as an editor of The Naples Daily News. He has written extensively about Southwest Florida for the Coastal Conservation Association, Florida Sportsman magazine, The Miami Herald and other publications.
During the 35 years Eli Rosenbaum spent hunting Nazis, he always looked up to his forebears in the profession. But it was only recently, as he ventured into Ukraine to track down Russian war criminals, that he felt a personal connection with the investigators who pursued Adolf Hitler’s henchmen
Jean-Christophe Klotz's gripping hourlong documentary recounts how Budd and Stuart Schulberg excavated the footage that helped bring Nazi leaders to justice at Nuremberg.
Based on Sandra Schulberg’s monograph entitled “Filmmakers for the Prosecution”, director Jean-Christophe Klotz has crafted a documentary full of previously…