kinda dispiriting part where she *SO BUS-TED* herself when she gets mad and then evasive upon buddy's more probing questions about her knowlwedge of the full scope of what she was involved in. Highly entertaining.

One aspect shown by this documentary is that talent and ethics do not always stand together. Another disturbing fact is, that even after half a century, we are not able to evaluate the monstrosities of the WW2 clearly.

One of the side-benefits of this biography is that it's also an illuminating tutorial on film-making --this isn't one of those documentaries that could just as easily have been a book or magazine article.

A fascinating and thought provoking three hours.