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The “Seen” of the Crime: Still and Moving Images as Historical
Witnesses. Using director Alain Resnais’s landmark 30-minute film
Night and Fog (France, 1955) as a point of departure and discussion,
Alison explores some of the historical issues and contemporary
challenges of documenting “truth” through visual recordings. One of
the first films to document the European Holocaust some 10 years
after Nazi Germany’s extermination camps were liberated, Night and
Fog still remains an eloquent and moving achievement in and exploration
of the difficulties inherent in bearing recorded witness to crimes
against peoples and populations targeted as “other,” be it then or now.
Alison McKee is a film historian and Professor in the School of Film,
Theatre, and Dance at San José State University, a frequent pubic
speaker, and currently lives in Marina, California.
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