Discovering horrible truths...
“Labyrinth of Lies” is set in Germany in 1958. Attorney Johann Radmann (Alexander Fehling) takes the case of a Jew who recognized one of his former concentration camp guards on the street. None of the other prosecutors will touch the case. Germany and its populace were eager to put World War II behind them. Many Germans could plausibly claim ignorance to both war crimes and national culpability. Radmann’s investigation would only reopen old wounds. Against the wishes of his immediate superior, he begins to examine the case, but soon encounters a web of repression and denial. He devotes himself to his new task, overstepping boundaries, falling out with friends and colleagues, and being drawn deeper and deeper into a myriad of lies and guilt in search for the truth.<br /><br />As he interviews survivors of the Holocaust, he begins to focus on Auschwitz, and in particular Dr. Josef Mengele, who conducted torture “experiments” on women and children at the camp. But Nazis like Mengele are well-protected in powerful circles.<br /><br />As we watch events unfold through the eyes of Radmann, the horrors of crimes committed against innocent civilians overwhelm him and he becomes obsessed with seeing Nazis hiding everywhere. This seems a contrivance in an otherwise exceptional film. Perhaps director Giulio Ricciarelli was attempting to show how the extent of inhumanity was too devastating to grasp.<br /><br />The movie is set between the end of World War II and the 1960 capture and eventual trial of former Nazi SS officer Adolf Eichmann. It reflects a time when not only Germans, but survivors of the camps wanted to move on with their lives and forget the nightmare to which they had been subjected. Radmann’s unpopular efforts and resolve to get to the truth brought to light heinous war crimes.<br /><br />Special features on the Blu-ray release include commentary with director Giulio Ricciarelli and actor Alexander Fehling; Q & A at the LA Jewish Film Festival with Ricciarelli and Fehling; and deleted scenes.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Germany 1958. In those years, "Auschwitz" was a word that some people had never heard of, and others wanted to forget as quickly as possible. Against the will of his immediate superior, young prosecutor Johann Radmann (Alexander Fehling) begins to examine the case of recently identified teacher who was a former Auschwitz gard. Radmann soon lands in a web of repression and denial, but also of idealization. He devotes himself with utmost commitment to his new task and is resolved to find out what really happened. He oversteps boundaries, falls out with friends, colleagues and allies, and is sucked deeper and deeper into a labyrinth of lies and guilt in his search for the truth. But what he ultimately brings to light will change the country forever..