The Passion According to the Polish Community of Pruchnik

"It was like this: 1200 Poles, 800 Jews and 400 people of other nationalities. The mayor was Jewish. The judge was Jewish. The doctor was Jewish.... All key positions were filled by Jews. Everybody else was rabble." This openly anti-Semitic statement is the first thing to be heard in Andreas Horvath and Monika Muskala´s The Passion according to the Polish Community of Pruchnik. As it is spoken by several different people in a voice-over, the picture shows a farmhouse at night, followed by the farm´s cowshed and barn. In the latter, the men who apparently did the talking make...