Title: Slow and Convoluted
Product review: This is a subtitled French melodrama in which a grown man traces back the history of his maternal grandparents' demise during the persecutions of European civilians during World War II. While one can sympathize with this man's plight, the film itelf is a bit slow and convoluted since one has difficulty differentiating between the various family members in his past--e.g. parents, siblings, grandparents on both sides, etc. Can't recommend for the mainstream viewer.
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