This appears to be a low budget movie that was filmed using a iPhone or similar device. The first half of the movie seems to concentrate on being some kind of Arthouse offering. Scenes just don't seem to follow on naturally and the editing just jumbles and confuses the story. The camera work focuses on strange angles and the audio track is very poor. The story just does not come across as coherent and lacks substance. The second half is just set in the same location with repetitive events that really drive viewers to boredom. It is easy to lose interest and just stop watching. The "fast forward" button becomes your friend and helps you get to the end where the final result is learned. Overall, a very boring adaptation of an important event in WW2.
Review of The Auschwitz Report
