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Auschwitz was full of horrible pain & suffering documented in the accounts of survivors. Inventing a fake game of human chess for

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is not only dangerous foolishness & caricature. It also welcomes future deniers. We honor the victims by preserving factual accuracy.

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Agree about the point. Nevertheless a movie can modify reality as it is a movie! In my opinion, after i watched the first premiere in tv with my son, i feel that the series will increase interest about #Holocaust and all #Jews persecution.

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In other words, you say: "a movie can lie about reality as it is just a movie'. Here we absolutely disagree. This is disrespectful and dangerous.

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The point is: nazists could have made this additional atrocity? After what i read and what i have seen the answer is yes. So, end.

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Invent an non-existing camp and Nazi atrocities perpetrated there. If you however use a real place, respect it's history and suffering of its victims.

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It’s just weird when the death camp has opinions, as if masquerading as the voices of dead people from beyond the grave isn’t disrespectful enough. This is why

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is a much better Museum.

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I didn’t say that. In movie world there are always some “forced fact” which the authors think could help interest about the trama. I have fully respect for your job and your point but sometimes you should try to see the things from other point of view and maybe discover surprises

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So Vonnegut's short story is bad, too?

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So should the makers of the 300 movies go back and apologize for being so historically inaccurate? If anything you should be mad at fakeumentaries for giving the people a way to say real documentaries are all fake.

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Do you even live in this world. Have you read a book. Art and literature, at their core, interpret, highlight and reconstruct history. Again your interests and pain are no greater than anyone else’s pain. PERIOD

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I thought the filmmaker made a good case for what he wrote. And I appreciate your role in keeping the historical record. IMO, both contributions are important.

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Agree to the fullest.Let's see if to create a movie on Pearl Harbor,for example, we altered those facts..how would it come out?I spoke with Eva Kor: I cried when she died.These movie is not like "Inglorious Basterds" but a pitiful attempt at banking on a unforgivable tragedy

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Well, first of all a movie can show everything what is possible by imagination. If historical correctness is a target of a movie like Schindler’s List, there won’t be any doubt about doing fake scenes. It all depends on point of view and target of a movie.