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The Memory Thief (2007)

A Los Angeles tollbooth clerk becomes obsessed with the Holocaust after meeting a survivor.

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Frank G 20 Jun 2009

Was not a fan of this. Seemed interesting, but trailed off and fell flat.

Ken Fox 08 May 2008

While the film tends to talk over itself in its attempt to say all it needs to say on the subject, his film's uncompromisingly bleak vision is a bracing alternative.

Anna N 06 Nov 2007

Saw it in Cambridge (UK) where Gil Kofman was available for a Q&A afterwards. An interesting angle. Now we know what toll-booth clerks get up to. Lukas' decline was alarming but somehow reassuring. A

Iain G 12 Jun 2009

The guy obviously has problems from the start and yet everyone is seemingly oblivious to them which is just irritating to watch. It's a new take on the holocaust genre but it doesn't appeal to me, in fact the only reason I decided to watch it was because I liked the poster art :)

Kevin M. W 24 Apr 2012

A curious piece wherein a aimless young man without much of a life finds himself by strangely identifying with Holocaust survivors ... their lives were taken from them, you see. What begins as a fancy, a whim, soon becomes an obsession, and the youngster slips into a kind of madness. My guess is that there is some sort of commentary here about the rootlessness of modern times. It certainly has moments that simultaneously ring true and are disconcerting.