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I Have Never Forgotten You: The Life & Legacy of Simon Wiesenthal

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I Have Never Forgotten You: The Life & Legacy of Simon Wiesenthal reviews
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Movie Info

Genre(s): Documentary

Written by: Marvin Hier
Richard Trank

Directed by: Richard Trank

Release Date:
Theatrical: May 23, 2007

Running Time: 105 minutes, Color / B/W

Origin: USA

Summary

RATING: Not Rated

Starring Nicole Kidman (narrator), and Simon Wiesenthal

This documentary examines the life and deeds of Simon Wiesenthal.

What The Critics Said

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91

Christian Science Monitor Peter Rainer

A richly layered portrait emerges of a man steeled not so much for revenge as for justice.

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88

TV Guide Ken Fox

Wiesenthal comes across as a fascinating man who combined a sense of moral purpose with enormous humanity and humor; the recounting of his tireless pursuits are as gripping as any thriller.

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80

Village Voice Julia Wallace

Celebrity narration (by Nicole Kidman) and deft filmmaking necessarily take a backseat here to the anger, grief, and incongruous good humor of the man himself.

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75

Entertainment Weekly Owen Gleiberman

A homespun portrait of the diligent and revered Nazi-hunter.

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75

New York Daily News Elizabeth Weitzman

It never feels overly reverent or superficial. In fact, director Richard Trank seamlessly blends old footage, new interviews and well-written narration into a straightforward but gripping chronicle balanced so far on the edges of horror and heroism that you may, just briefly, have a hard time believing it after all.

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75

San Francisco Chronicle Tamara Straus

Does a solid job.

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70

LA Weekly Ella Taylor

Nicole Kidman’s breathily reverential voice-over only irritates, in large measure because Wiesenthal, who died in 2005 but appears in copious interview footage, speaks so eloquently for himself.

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70

Los Angeles Times Lael Loewenstein

Humanizes rather than lionizes Wiesenthal.

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70

Variety Russell Edwards

It solidly details the man's eventful life and sacred mission with a balanced air.

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70

The Hollywood Reporter Ray Bennett

The important thing is that the film has been made so that future generations might watch it and point to Wiesenthal and say, "Now there was a man."

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63

Chicago Tribune Maureen M. Hart

More objective filmmakers might have delved a little deeper and produced something more real.

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60

The New York Times Matt Zoller Seitz

Every key moment is drowned by a score that screams "Weep!" and "Shudder!" The aesthetic apes that of "Schindler's List," but so crudely that the results come perilously close to Holocaust kitsch. Mr. Trank has made a compelling film on a powerful subject, but he doesn't trust audiences to feel for themselves.

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