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| Directed by Elida Schogt |
| Canada, 1999 (documentary / experimental, 13 minutes, colour, English) |
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| Image: © Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre |
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Film Description: "A unique, efficient and intimate dissertation using home movies and generic instructional archival material to inform us about Zyklon B, a common pesticide transformed into a genocidal weapon by the Nazis. The film paints a horrifying picture of the Holocaust without using Holocaust imagery. This is a document of great emotional weight, offering insight into how we are reminded of our history by the most common of everyday activities." -- Stacey Donen (source) |
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