Claude Lanzmann’s agonizing epic Shoah (1985) remains, in critic Roger Ebert’s phrase, “one of the noblest films ever made” and, beyond all doubt, one of the greatest non-fiction works committed to ...

Claude Lanzmann, who died at 92 in July, returned to material shot for his landmark film “Shoah” (1985) several times, most recently in the riveting documentary “The Last of the Unjust” (2014). “Shoah ...

This year, Berlin’s honorary Golden Bear for lifetime achievement goes to French filmmaker Claude Lanzmann, justly celebrated for his monumental documentary “Shoah” (1985), an investigative memorial ...

French writer and filmmaker Claude Lanzmann, who died Thursday aged 92, was known worldwide for his ground-breaking epic on the Holocaust, "Shoah" (1985), a landmark in cinema history. The film, which ...

Shoah, a Hebrew word, eludes easy definition. It has bedeviled translators, who have wrestled its multitudes into grim English stand-ins such as "catastrophe" or "calamity" or "annihilation." But no ...

THR is pleased to exclusively premiere the trailer for the latest film directed by Claude Lanzmann, the revered 87-year-old French documentary filmmaker. By Scott Feinberg Shoah director Claude ...

Legendary nonfiction filmmaker Claude Lanzmann, who is featured in a new HBO documentary, opens up about his landmark achievement, his bond with Steven Spielberg and his thoughts on the latest foreign ...

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-nominated filmmaker Adam Benzine is releasing a director’s cut of his award-winning documentary on Claude ...

The French documentarian died Thursday in Paris. He leaves behind his monumental 1985 film on the Holocaust, which bears a Hebrew name as elusive... Shoah, a Hebrew word, eludes easy definition. It ...

French writer and filmmaker Claude Lanzmann, who died Thursday aged 92, was known worldwide for his ground-breaking epic on the Holocaust, “Shoah” (1985), a landmark in cinema history. The film, which ...

Shoah, a Hebrew word, eludes easy definition. It has bedeviled translators, who have wrestled its multitudes into grim English stand-ins such as "catastrophe" or "calamity" or "annihilation." But no ...