Powerful holocaust drama succeeds mightily thanks to intense performances by a terrific cast (especially Owen and Bluteau), and a scene stealing cameo by Jagger (his performance of theme STREETS OF BERLIN is also remarkable). Screenplay is perhaps a little narrow when it comes to the larger context of the holocaust, and occasional stagey speeches feel a bit awkward, but this does not harm the overall impact of the at times devastating drama.

Solid, well acted, although it tends to drag in parts.

I have a bias against this movie because I was told off in the middle of it by a girl that I severely hate. I know it's probably an awesome movie, but every time I think of it, all I think about is that girl's snarky attitude.

I have a feeling the original staged version is better then this piece of crap. On the other hand, way too many eye-candy to name.

Good film.

Good photography but far too unsubtle.

i would suggest not watching this unless you can deal with a whole faceful of gay. this movie seems to use the characters sexual orientation for a shock factor, i dont really know if i agree with that. but fuck it, MICK JAGGER IS IN DRAG.