
After the infamous 9/11 attacks of 2001, there came a virulent resurgence of antisemitism reemerging in America convinced that the Jews were responsible for the terrorism. Feeding this is the repeatedly debunked book libel, Protocols of the Elders of Zion and its disguised adaptations. Director Marc Levin goes on a journey to interview the promoters of this kind of hate in all its forms.... (Full plot summary below)
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After the infamous 9/11 attacks of 2001, there came a virulent resurgence of antisemitism reemerging in America convinced that the Jews were responsible for the terrorism. Feeding this is the repeatedly debunked book libel, Protocols of the Elders of Zion and its disguised adaptations. Director Marc Levin goes on a journey to interview the promoters of this kind of hate in all its forms.
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| Killer Movie ReviewsAndrea Chasean unflinching and often terrifying look at a particularly insidious type of hate that has for too long flown under the radar of mainstream attention |
| Upstage MagazineKam WilliamsA picture which makes a great case against intolerance simply by shedding a bright light on ignorance. |
| Gay City NewsSteve Erickson... a tabloid treatment of issues that deserve a more nuanced treatment. |
| Rochester Democrat and ChronicleJack GarnerA personal odyssey through bigotry and anti-Semitism in the post-9/11 world. |
| Philadelphia InquirerSteven ReaIn the end, this earnest, inquisitive film leaves the viewer longing for some sanity, and some hope, in a world that appears to be seriously lacking in both. |
| EricDSnider.comEric D. SniderThe film has an intimate tone to it, the feel of a man looking for answers not just for his audience but for himself. |
| Washington PostAnn HornadayThe movie goes off the rails only when the filmmaker inadvertently legitimizes the Protocols' loony philosophical heirs by interviewing a New York medical examiner and a widow about the remains of one of 9/11's Jewish victims. |
| Minneapolis Star TribuneJeff StricklerEven though his (Director Levin) is a circular journey, it's an interesting trip. |
| Seattle TimesJeff ShannonThe only civilized response to this display of abject ignorance, hatred and bigotry is one of anguished despair, but Levin's film enlightens as much as it enrages. |
| Capital Times (Madison, WI)Rob ThomasA film that's much more entertaining than you think it will be, while also being just as depressing and angering as you think it will be. |