The documentary of “A Film Unfinished" breaks my heart. How someone could have so much hate and rage toward anyone? Especially the weak and helpless that do not even have a fighting chance. To look at the faces of the children that have never known anything but starvation and captivity is more heart breaking than anything. The elderly being beaten and all kinds of people murdered just for having a religion. I just don’t understand. How can people live with themselves and sleep at night? It makes me sick. That is how I truly feel; sick to my stomach. This whole film is sickening to the core and all the while they are trying to make it look like they had it good. The majority of this film isn't real or practical. In my opinion if I never see this film or any others like it, it will be too soon. So many people were treated like stray dogs, they had nothing and no one cared. The people on the side of the street dead and nothing anyone could do about it. It all hits like a ton of bricks and to me particularly it is heartbreaking. The children are heartbreaking. The elderly are heartbreaking. To watch the people who died of starvation and how they buried them like animals, throwing their brittle skin and bone bodies and stepping all over them is almost too much to watch really. Beside the dreadful hate that was unleashed upon them; it’s uplifting that some had hope and faith that they would survive, not knowing that there was never any hope. Unaware that every miserable moment of their lives in the Ghetto would, for the most part, is their last form of freedom before the end. People now days think they have it bad. In reality it is nothing compared to the hellish unknown of the Ghetto.
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