A German lawyer is set to the task of exposing Eichmann as a World War II war criminal after his carefully plotted participation in the slaughter of millions of Jews.
A black-and-white still from a color film isn't always a bad idea, but the presentation here makes it seem like it. The plain black background, bold title letters and minute red names make for an all-too-simple, all-too-boring design.
Although the production company should give one pause, the concept is certainly interesting. Anyone who tires of always being exposed to the maniacal homocidal tendencies of Adolf Hitler might appreciate a story being told about of the other influential characters involved in the Holocaust.
It's far too small a film and, although it would easily appeal to the Holocaust voting bloc, I doubt they will even get to this film in order to give it a shot.
I have not seen this film.
-Wesley Lovell (November 8, 2009) Original