The problem with the "Holocaust Genre" of the last 10-20 years is that it has become very repetitive. How many times am I watching pretty much the same plots and conventions again and again and again? So what I especially liked about "The Windermere Children" is that it's showing a side of the Holocaust that we don't normally see. In this case, children who survived the concentration camps, and are sent to England to get rehabilitated. And certainly the final few minutes of the film are quite moving, and reminded me of how they ended Schindler's List. Will most likely be one of the 10 best movies I will see in 2020.
Review of The Windermere Children
