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Shoah

July 2018

  • Claude Lanzmann at home in Paris, a tiny apartment crammed with cuttings, magazines and files. His book 'The Patagonian Hare' has just been translated from the French by Frank Wynne.

    Claude Lanzmann: the man who told the story of Shoah

    The Holocaust documentarist, who died in Paris last week aged 92, is remembered by his friend Agnès Poirier
  • Peter Bradshaw

    Claude Lanzmann: a superstar intellectual of impeccable integrity and rigour

    Peter Bradshaw
    A contemporary of Sartre and de Beauvoir, Lanzmann was a dashing figure whose films about the Holocaust remain exemplars of honesty and good faith
  • FILES-FRANCE-CINEMA-LANZMANN<br>(FILES) In this file photo taken on February 11, 2016 French writer, journalist and movie producer Claude Lanzmann poses in Paris on February 11, 2016. Lanzmann, 92-years-old, died on July 5, 2018, according to his publishers. / AFP PHOTO / JOEL SAGETJOEL SAGET/AFP/Getty Images

    Shoah director Claude Lanzmann dies aged 92

    Giant of French intellectual life known for his heavyweight journalism and series of documentaries about the Holocaust

December 2015

  • Shoah 1985 Réal. : Claude Lanzmann COLLECTION CHRISTOPHEL © CLAUDE LANZMAN

    The long read
    The day Israel saw Shoah

    The long read: On a June day in 1986, an audience gathered in Jerusalem for the country’s first screening of Claude Lanzmann’s epic Holocaust documentary. The story of that day, never before told, is the story of how the Shoah continues to reverberate through Israeli life

June 2014

  • Generation War - Our Mothers, Our Fathers

    Your next box set
    Generation War – box set review

    Stuart Jeffries: Five improbably sympathetic Germans are led to war by the ugly Nazis in this utterly compelling historical cop-out

May 2013

  • Lanzmann, left, with Benjamin Murmelstein in 1975, in a still from The Last of the Unjust

    Claude Lanzmann returns to the Holocaust

    Claude Lanzmann's new film focuses on a figure too complex and controversial for his seminal Holocaust documentary, Shoah – the Jewish Council president who collaborated with the Nazis. Agnès Poirier talks to the director about coming to admire a pariah

April 2013

  • Only Lovers Left Alive

    Cannes film festival adds Jim Jarmusch's 'crypto-vampire love story'

    News: Last minute space in competition found for Only Lovers Left Alive, starring Tom Hiddleston and Tilda Swinton, as well as latest from Shoah director Claude Lanzmann and three new titles for Un Certain Regard sidebar

March 2012

  • Filmmaker Claude Lanzmann

    Claude Lanzmann: the man who stood witness for the world

    Claude Lanzmann has lived a remarkable life yet is best known for his epic film, Shoah. Now, aged 87, he tells Ed Vulliamy his own extraordinary story

June 2011

  • Claude Lanzmann, a French writer and documentary filmmaker, in New York.

    Claude Lanzmann on why Holocaust documentary Shoah still matters

    Claude Lanzmann's Holocaust documentary, Shoah, was meant to be an 'incarnation of the truth'. His new film responds to a threat to that truth, he tells Stuart Jeffries

January 2007

  • DVD releases

    A Scanner Darkly | Luis Buñuel Boxset | Shoah | Little Miss Sunshine | Keane | Dirty Sanchez: The Movie | The State Within | F For Fak

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