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Paragraph 175 (2000) Rank 3 Reviews
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Portland Oregonian (Marc Mohan)
Perhaps the most disturbing fact in the film comes in the text at the end: Paragraph 175 remained on the books in both halves of postwar Germany until the late 1960s. ...read the complete Paragraph 175 movie review at Portland Oregonian (Marc Mohan)
San Francisco Chronicle (Mick LaSalle)
New York Times (Lawrence Van Gelder)
At once admirable and deeply unsettling. ...read the complete Paragraph 175 movie review at New York Times (Lawrence Van Gelder)
Los Angeles Times (Kevin Thomas)
Illuminating, poignant and heartening. ...read the complete Paragraph 175 movie review at Los Angeles Times (Kevin Thomas)
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filmcritic.com (Robert Strohmeyer)
There have been hundreds of Holocaust documentaries in our time, and Paragraph 175 is certainly one of them. The new angle here is that, for what may be the first time, homosexual survivors of the Holocaust atrocities have come forward—some ...read the complete Paragraph 175 movie review at filmcritic.com (Robert Strohmeyer)
New York Daily News (Jami Bernard)
Explores the comparatively enlightened Berlin culture that had allowed homosexuality to flourish in intellectual and social circles before the Nazis forcibly changed the national mind-set. ...read the complete Paragraph 175 movie review at New York Daily News (Jami Bernard)
TV Guide (Ken Fox)
Evokes feelings of fascination and heartbreak, as well as a sense of disbelief. ...read the complete Paragraph 175 movie review at TV Guide (Ken Fox)
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