Joan Simon

A movie that truly speaks to the human heart and soul. Robin Williams and Robert De Niro deliver incredible performances. The story is so tragic..and yet so hopeful too.

This documentary should be seen by everyone. It is historical, moving and tragically and frighteningly relevant to what is going on in our own country and the rest of the world at this moment. It reveals how little we have learned since 1945 . We are living in dangerous times in America and this film is relevant to us now. To quote Thomas Jefferson: " All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent "

Poorly written and acted. Disappointing and a waste of my evening.

Emma Thompson gives a profoundly moving and complex performance in this impressive film. She is one of my favorite actresses but I daresay she outdoes herself here. I was very moved by the performance of the young actor who played Adam as well. The film was sensitive, thoughtful without cliches and no easy resolution. I recommend it highly.