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RE: Holocaust lesson in Germany - What do we teach our kids at school?
With the laws as they are today, this film will never be allowed to be shown - not if it attempts to honestly address the topic. The 'holocaust' has taken on a religious aspect as bad as any religious extremism. If Sylvia Stolz could be jailed for doing her job in defending her client, and then again for defending her own defense of a client, I cannot see how a film that raises honest questions on any aspect of this new religion will ever see the light of day.
Dear @ajdohmen, Sylvia Stolz was a Holocaust denier and that is it. Our film is not denying the Holocaust. It wants to shed light on the way German kids learn about it, and on the new rise of the alt-right. The point is, does the German society have the anti-corps to fight back the Neo-Nazi?