| Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust (PENDING) | |||||
| Koch Lorber Films (2004) | |||||
| Documentary | |||||
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| Gene Hackman | Narrator | |
| Norma Barzman | Herself | |
| Jack Benny | ||
| Michael Berenbaum | Himself | |
| Robert Berger | Himself | |
| Humphrey Bogart | ||
| Tom Brokaw | Himself | |
| LeVar Burton | ||
| James Cagney | ||
| Charles Chaplin |
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| Producer | Daniel Anker
Ellin Baumel |
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"a devastating, impressively reflective documentary" -The New York Times Featuring interviews with Steven Spielberg, Sidney Lumet and other prominent filmmakers and historians, Imaginary Witness examines Hollywood's attitude towards one of the most horrific events in world history. Using rare newsreel footage as well as gripping clips from over forty films, this award-winning documentary explores how filmmakers and popular culture have portrayed the Holocaust over the past 60 years. Narrated by Gene Hackman - A Film by Daniel Anker - As Seen on AMC |
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