Holocaust Denial

[Rev. Rye]

*Adds The Stranger to his must-watch list*

I know; it's not exactly up to the par of Citizen Kane, but it's certainly an excellent film in its own right, and the fact that Orson Welles managed to create a film about the Holocaust while the news was fresh in everyone's mind (and mere months after the liberation of the camps) and still create an excellent picture is nothing short of incredible. And, if you're familiar with Orson Welles' history as a director, the fact that making it went without a hitch (except for the removal of 32 pages' worth of script and the fact that they couldn't set it in his old hometown like he wanted) is utterly miraculous.