One of the first films to depict the horrors of the holocaust. Gillo Pontecorvo's blunt, realistic style is perfectly suited for such grim subject matter. Not nearly as well known as his other films, Kapò is a fantastic little hidden gem that's anything but uplifting.
This review of Kapo (1960) was written by Martin T on 18 Apr 2010.
Kapo has generally received very positive reviews.
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