Paragraph 175 interviews the few surviving homosexuals who endured unspeakable horrors under the Nazi regime. Through the testimonies of these men and woman, an untold chapter of the Holocaust unfolds. It is extremely painful for these survivors to recall what they went through, and their expressive silences speak volumes.
Importante documentário que, embora burocrático em sua estrutura, traz depoimentos fortes e comoventes, revelando aspectos pouco divulgados sobre os horrores da Segunda Guerra.
Illuminating, eloquent, harrowing and, at times, surprisingly humorous account of the untold story of the Nazi persecution of homosexuals of the Third Reich.
I've viewed other survivors, in other films, but the difficulties with the survivors in this film was a little different. The Holocaust is an awful event that happened. It wasn't just jews put to death, gays, christians too. We hear what it was like to be gay during this time period. How much fun they had before
the Nazi regime comes in to disrupt their lively hood. We hear their stories, and the filmmaker does a fairly good job at telling their stories. It's a different perspective of holocaust survival and am happy I was able to view this film.
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