through the years i have been very much interested in the life of this teenager who left such a profound and indelible mark on the world. my fascination has also been born of fear and as in and could this happen again. and throughout the ensuing years and yes and i fear it continues to happen around us and of course it was happening long before anne. the it of course is can a so called civilized society turn on its own or on an innocent country or race or continent and murder citizens in cold blood on the flimsiest of excuses. i leave that question out there. at the beginning of the documentary there is a statement about the leader adolf hitler in that the one profound fact about hitler that is never mentioned was that he was elected democratically and all of the atrocities committed were done as the result of a compliant poodle press and fear mongering propaganda played over and over again for a docile population. one of the atrocities was anne frank and who put a face to the death camps by the miracle of her diary survival. kenneth brannagh does a wonderful job on the commentary and interviewing and he has that rare gift of minimizing his own persona thus allowing the subjects to speak for themselves. many new facts and people never before interviewed are brought to life in the meticulous research and which i will not go into here as they add immeasurably to the reality and gut wrenching sorrow of the film. glenn close reads selections from the diary and her voice is perfect for the part and she brings a naiveté and freshness to the role. old childhood friends of anne are interviewed at length and her last days before death are well recorded and witnessed along with her vibrant and mischievous personality. this is not to be missed. a wonderful and respectful film about the seldom seen anne. positive . 
through the years i have been very much interested in the life of this teenager who left such a profound and indelible mark on the world. my fascination has also been born of fear and as in and could this happen again. and throughout the ensuing years and yes and i fear it continues to happen around us and of course it was happening long before anne. the it of course is can a so called civilized society turn on its own or on an innocent country or race or continent and murder citizens in cold blood on the flimsiest of excuses. i leave that question out there. at the beginning of the documentary there is a statement about the leader adolf hitler in that the one profound fact about hitler that is never mentioned was that he was elected democratically and all of the atrocities committed were done as the result of a compliant poodle press and fear mongering propaganda played over and over again for a docile population. one of the atrocities was anne frank and who put a face to the death camps by the miracle of her diary survival. kenneth brannagh does a wonderful job on the commentary and interviewing and he has that rare gift of minimizing his own persona thus allowing the subjects to speak for themselves. many new facts and people never before interviewed are brought to life in the meticulous research and which i will not go into here as they add immeasurably to the reality and gut wrenching sorrow of the film. glenn close reads selections from the diary and her voice is perfect for the part and she brings a naiveté and freshness to the role. old childhood friends of anne are interviewed at length and her last days before death are well recorded and witnessed along with her vibrant and mischievous personality. this is not to be missed. a wonderful and respectful film about the seldom seen anne. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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