Review of Sarah's Key (2010) by Rebecca C — 08 Jan 2013
Sarah's Key tries to prove a simple premise: even the most terrible atrocities will be forgotten over just a few generations, but the stories lost could incalcubly enrich our present. So we follow a journalist investigating the story of Sarah, a young Jewish French girl living in Paris in 1942.
The weaving of two story strands is successful to begin with although after a while I started to get talking-head fatigue and found myself eager to get back to the much more engaging holocaust epic playing out in occupied France.
This review of Sarah's Key (2010) was written by Rebecca C on 08 Jan 2013.
Sarah's Key has generally received positive reviews.
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