Final Account

"An invaluable documentary..."

"Holland reduces interviews to snippets and sound bites and turns the work of investigation and commemoration into a mere survey."

"The conversations are never really confrontational, but the questions occasionally prove telling."

"The aggregation of multiple details forms a terrifying and hideous picture."

"Like a teenager-friendly approach to “Shoah,” designed as an introduction to issues of responsibility, guilt and the banality of man’s inhumanity to man."

"Shocking footage which hasn’t quite made the leap into being a forensic film."

"What makes it uniquely worth watching is its cast of octogenarians and nonagenarians who were eyewitnesses and in some cases active participants in the horrors of the concentration camps."

"Explicitly, his film shows how a hundred shades of grey combine to make a darkness. Implicitly, it warns that it could well happen again."