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Shoah

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Oct 21, 2026

H. Alan ScottHOST
17:27
Poop Dreams, like I said previously.
H. Alan ScottHOST
17:29
Shoah, I mean, it's a Holocaust documentary from the 80s, but what it did is just incredible.
H. Alan ScottHOST
17:37
There's another one, Thin Blue Line, which is incredible.
H. Alan ScottHOST
17:39
Man on a Wire.
John MaguireGUEST
13:15
Now and again, they cut to people in the apartment buildings opposite, watching TV, going about their lives, ordinary Israelis, 50 kilometers from Gaza.
John MaguireGUEST
13:24
There's a moment where they cut to an image of Claude Landesman who made Shoah.
John MaguireGUEST
13:28
They don't explain this, but it's Claude Landesman.
John MaguireGUEST
13:31
He made Shoah, a nine and a half hour documentary which interviewed survivors and perpetrators of the Holocaust.
John MaguireGUEST
13:38
One of the great documentaries of all time.
John MaguireGUEST
13:40
And nobody raises their voice here among the interviewees.
Alex WolinetzHOST
40:38
him.
Alex WolinetzHOST
40:38
As I keep putting the people, I go, the Wookiees have their version of Shoah.
Alex WolinetzHOST
40:41
That is all I need to know to buy this
Rusteen HonardoostHOST
40:43
book.
speaker_1HOST
19:48
We've talked about The Zone of Interest, films I was talking about before, The Act of Killing, The Look of Silence.
speaker_1HOST
19:53
You could talk about Shoah.
speaker_1HOST
19:55
You could talk about, um, I'm reading this masterful work by Roberto Bolaño right now called 2666.
speaker_1HOST
20:01
And the reason we keep coming back to this abyss of inhumanity and complicity amongst horrific violence and, and genocide is because we still can't understand it.
FrankPANELIST
10:06
I don't think so.
speaker_3PANELIST
10:06
Other than Shoah.
Chris CoxHOST
10:07
Well, except for Shoah.
Chris CoxHOST
10:08
Yeah.
speaker_3PANELIST
10:08
Yeah.
Chris CoxHOST
10:15
I asked for it because my wife was Jewish, and we had just kinda gotten together at that point.
FrankPANELIST
10:19
[laughs]
speaker_3PANELIST
10:19
We should watch Shoah.
Eric SamaniegoHOST
10:03
Is there another documentary that's even close to this? Well, except for
Frank CalvilloHOST
10:07
Shoah.
Frank CalvilloHOST
10:08
I can't think of one.
Frank CalvilloHOST
10:10
I
WrightPANELIST
10:15
I
Eric SamaniegoHOST
10:15
asked for it because my wife was Jewish and we had just kind of gotten together at that point.
Eric SamaniegoHOST
10:19
We should watch Shoah.
Eric SamaniegoHOST
10:20
I was like, well, I'll ask for Shoah.
Adam FriedlandHOST
42:13
Yeah.
Adam FriedlandHOST
42:14
You said that for History of Concrete, its biggest inspiration was Claude Lanzmann's Shoah.
Adam FriedlandHOST
42:19
Is that correct?
John WilsonGUEST
42:20
I haven't seen it.
Adam FriedlandHOST
42:21
You haven't seen it? It's the best documentary of all time, they say.
John WilsonGUEST
42:24
Shoah?
Adam FriedlandHOST
42:25
It's nine hours, it's about the Holocaust.
Adam FriedlandHOST
42:26
Come on, brother.
John RochaHOST
38:55
He un- he was able to be convinced for a little while that what he was doing was wrong, and that there was a way to twist his mind to make it feel as if he is God by forgiving people, but he cannot ignore his base nature to destroy and kill.
John RochaHOST
39:10
And that makes, that makes the evil even more brutal in that it is a human choice, and that ma- that just drives the point home of how devastating the Holocaust was, you know? I, I don't know if I could ever put myself through Shoah, although I've thought about it many times.
John RochaHOST
39:26
This film was about as close as I got to that.
John RochaHOST
39:28
Um, and I never leave this film without crying at least four or five times in certain moments, uh, because of what they do to Jewish people in this movie, man.
Adam LongHOST
20:14
So NPI doing the releasing on that.
Adam LongHOST
20:17
Shoah, the nine-hour documentary about the Holocaust from Claude Lanzmann, uh, 1985 release, well-reviewed film.
Adam LongHOST
20:26
Uh, there's a DigiPak Blu-ray being reissued, I think, by bl- uh, Criterion, uh, and, uh, this is a very well-regarded film.
Adam LongHOST
20:36
Wicked Priest collection is a series of films, uh, five movies actually from 1968 to '71, and this is a, uh, Blu-ray release from Arrow Video.
Rusteen HonardoostHOST
54:29
It's just interesting that a book like this can exist in the same way that it's interesting how the fuck does Andor exist.
Alex WolinetzHOST
54:35
I mean, I kind of went insane when I got to a small reference on page 189 where there's basically the Wookiee version of Shoah.
Rusteen HonardoostHOST
54:45
yeah yeah
Alex WolinetzHOST
54:47
yeah there's a 13 hour documentary about the genocide of the wookies yeah yep and i'm like the day the trees fell yeah which is basically just that's the show like you've just made stalwart i'm like i don't know is that funny i find this funny but i don't know why that's funny that like this holocaust documentary that exists with wookies what what emotion am i supposed to feel with that

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