Film Lens
The film focuses on the French concentration camp at Rivesaltes, examining the physical remnants of the site rather than the memories associated with it. It presents the buildings as ruins, emphasizing their role as a testament to the past and the disappearances that occurred there.
Rather than drawing lessons from history, the film aims to connect the present with this history, using the site as a mirror reflecting ongoing concerns. The approach is grounded in the tangible evidence of the camp's existence, which invites viewers to confront the implications of this history today.
Why Watch
- •See the ruins of the Rivesaltes concentration camp.
- •Meet director Claire Angelini's unique perspective.
- •Find out how history impacts the present.
Did You Know
•Rivesaltes was a French concentration camp established during World War II.
•The film has a duration of 80 minutes.
•Director Claire Angelini focuses on the physical data of the camp's ruins.
Perfect For
History enthusiastsDocumentary loversWorld War II studies