My grandma was 7 when the war broke and, while she was not imprisoned herself, many people close to her went missing and she vividly remembers certain things I will dare not repeat. She also remembers young German soldiers weeping in her mother’s kitchen who just wanted to go home, not to take part in any of the horrors that was their daily reality. My own mom used to work with a rescued Auschwitz prisoner child.

I cannot imagine what kind of person would associate with or defend that ideology.

When you make a (kinda sorta, apparently) biographical movie about a person who got brutally murdered, and you actually have the murder scene showed in your movie in every little detail, with all the stabs carefully calculated and the camera being completely frozen in place, what is the artistic merit behind that beyond cheap shock value? I would genuinely like to know because I personally see none, and I take the possibility of something flying over my head into consideration.