Title:
HOLOCAUST CINEMA: AGENCY, AUTHENTICITY, AND THE LIMITS OF REPRESENTATION

Authors:
Dr. Gabriel Mayer

Volume:1 Issue: 10

Abstract:
This article explores the genre of cinema bearing the name, Holocaust Cinema. Historical considerations of authenticity are examined "Vis a Vis" the ethics and morality associated with a uniquely tragic event. The agency of victims, places and events are given consideration, as are the producers, directors and target audiences. The article suggests a necessary target set whereby an ethical product, and a successful movie are the formative achievement.

Citation:

[Mayer, Gabriel. "HOLOCAUST CINEMA: AGENCY, AUTHENTICITY, AND THE LIMITS OF REPRESENTATION." IJAH, vol. 1, no. 10, 2017, pp. 891-897. November.]