The series with Al Pacino was convicted of distorting the facts
The Oswiecim Memorial Museum of Victims of the Nazi Death Camp has criticized a new Amazon series called "The Hunters", which starred the famous Hollywood actor Al Pacino. On the official channel of the museum on the social network Twitter, a statement was published accusing the creators of the show of distorting historical facts. In particular, it was about a "chess game" in which prisoners of the camp were used as figures. When a Jewish grandmaster participating in a tournament lost such a "figure", the person representing it was killed. This scene featured in the opening credits of all 10 episodes and was fully featured in the first episode. Auschwitz was filled with terrible pain and suffering, recorded in the accounts of the survivors. The invention of a non-existent game of "human chess" for the series "Hunters" is not only dangerous stupidity and caricature. Such speculation provides new arguments for all future Holocaust deniers. We honor the memory of the victims, preserving factual accuracy, "the statement says. Another message emphasizes that Hollywood moviemakers rarely turn to museum staff for advice. According to the leadership of the memorial complex, movies on historical themes cannot distort the facts, even if the stories are based on fictional stories. Such speculation provides new arguments for all future Holocaust deniers. We honor the memory of the victims, preserving factual accuracy, "the statement says.Another message emphasizes that Hollywood moviemakers rarely turn to museum staff for advice. According to the leadership of the memorial complex, movies on historical themes cannot distort the facts, even if the stories are based on fictional stories. Such speculation provides new arguments for all future Holocaust deniers. We honor the memory of the victims, preserving factual accuracy, "the statement says.Another message emphasizes that Hollywood moviemakers rarely turn to museum staff for advice. According to the leadership of the memorial complex, movies on historical themes cannot distort the facts, even if the stories are based on fictional stories. The Topic of Article: The series with Al Pacino was convicted of distorting the facts. |
