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Narrated by Candice Bergen, 'Elusive Justice' investigates the global pursuit of 20th-century war criminals who have evaded capture for over sixty years after World War II. The film focuses on the efforts of Nazi hunters and the roles played by various nations and institutions in either facilitating justice or allowing these criminals to escape accountability. It presents a detailed examination of the systemic failures that have contributed to the ongoing lack of accountability for these perpetrators.
Through intimate portraits, the documentary provides insights into the motivations and challenges faced by those dedicated to bringing war criminals to justice. The film serves as a reminder of the persistent struggle for justice in the aftermath of historical atrocities, emphasizing the importance of remembering the past to prevent future injustices.
Why Watch
- •Meet the Nazi hunters dedicated to justice.
- •Find out how nations facilitated war criminals' escape.
- •See the systemic failures in pursuing accountability.
Did You Know
•The documentary covers war criminals who have been unaccounted for for over 60 years.
•Candice Bergen serves as the narrator for the 2011 film.
•The film has a runtime of 120 minutes.
Perfect For
War crime historyNazi huntersJustice advocacy