An experimental film that explores the visual representation of the Holocaust through a montage of thousands of excerpts from fictional films and television series produced between 1938 and the present. Drawing from an extensive archive of over 3,000 narrative works, the film critically examines how Holocaust imagery has been codified and reproduced in cinema across decades.
Michal KOSAKOWSKI
Polish-German filmmaker and media artist moving between documentary, fiction, and experimental cinema, he explores aesthetic and ethical limits of representation. He has created works such as Fortynine, Zero Killed, and German Angst.