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Hôtel Terminus: The Life and Times of Klaus Barbie (1988)

Marcel Ophuls' riveting film details the heinous legacy of the Gestapo head dubbed "The Butcher of Lyon." Responsible for over 4,000 deaths in occupied France during World War II, Barbie would escape—with U.S. help—to South America in 1951, where he lived until a global manhunt led to his 1983 arrest and subsequent trial.

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Scott R 20 Oct 2017

"This motion picture is dedicated to the late Madame Bontout, a good neighbor."

Shawn W 16 May 2010

"Hotel Terminus..." is much more than a "hunt down a fugitive Nazi" motion picture. It offers the best exploration of (political) collusion with evil I have ever seen on the screen. Everyone, of every ideological (facist, conservative, liberal, revolutionary socialist) stripe, is complicit, save the likable two farmer twins---members of the French Resistance. One complicit character"comes clean", a most unlikeable aging royal. His explanation for signing up as a wartime French volunteer for the German military's Wehrmacht is entirely plausible. His remorse believable. Everyone else (but the twins} hide from the truth. Humanity is scary! Evidently, being a sheep during rough times is more than common. "Hotel Terminus..." proves, it's the rule!

Jeff B 09 Aug 2009

Very good and quite fascinating documentary about the nazi officer Klaus Barbie who after World War II went into hiding until finally being caught 40 years later and brought to trial in France. At 4 1/2 hours long, it's a bit tough to get through at times, but there are a lot of very interesting moments, especially the last hour or two. But my one problem with this film (and I guess I could say the same for Marcel Ophuls other documentary The Sorrow and the Pity) is that the film just jumped right into the interviews without really having a backstory. I didn't know anything about Barbie or the American and French involvement with him, so I had trouble keeping up with the interviews (and there are a ton of them). Still, this very informative and worth the watch.

Cole Smithey 28 Feb 2015

[VIDEO ESSAY] a bitter reminder that those in authority will continue to abuse their authority with impunity knowing that even if they are caught there will be plenty of similarly dirty allies to protect them.

Martin T 09 Mar 2010

Fascinating doc that brings to life the whole atmosphere of the historical events that lead to Klaus Barbie's trial in 1988. At times, especially during the first hour, the details don't seem relevant and the pic drags. But overall, it builds to some extremely interesting questions on cultural memory and the meaning of justice.