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Provocative film claiming Vatican complicity in Holocaust debuts at Berlin International Film Festival
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Dateline: BERLIN
Even before its first public screening Wednesday at the Berlin International
Film Festival, "Amen" provoked controversy with its poster showing
a Roman Catholic cross blended with a red swastika on a stark black
background.
Designed by Oliviero Toscani, best known for his provocative Benetton
fashion ads, the poster conveys the film's assertion: that the Vatican
bears partial responsibility for the death of millions by having remained
silent as Jews were shipped to death camps in Eastern Europe.
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