The new documentary Hitler's Children has begun to get international attention thanks to strong reviews in the UK and great word of mouth built up around its screenings at various film festivals. It has been called 'powerful', 'emotional', and much more and continues to gain interest.

The documentary film "Hitler's Children" was finished in 2011 and debuted on Israeli television that same year. It focuses on the children, grandchildren, and relatives of high-ranking SS and Nazi party members, detailing the struggles they face with the crimes of those who they're descended from. It's an eye-opening film and one that highlights a different side of the Holocaust's dark, ugly shadow.

The documentary film Hitler's Children focuses on telling about the struggles faced by the children, grandchildren, and relatives of the men of Hitler's SS. Names like Goering, Goeth, and Himmler carry with them a tremendous stigma and a constant association of the genocide they committed. As a result, their descendants face daily challenges as they try to deal with life in the shadows of these men.

Hitler's Children is a new documentary that was finished in 2011 and is to be screened in various theaters in the US during the early part of 2013. Its focus is on the children and grandchildren of Hitler's officers. From the daughter of Amon Goeth to the descendants of Goering and Hans Frank, there are numerous descendants willing to tell the story of how they've dealt with the stigma their names carry with them and how they try to move on to the future.

There are hundreds of films that focus on WWII and the Holocaust, and many of these are documentaries or docudramas focusing on the horrors suffered by the Jews as Hitler's army attempted their genocide. Interviews with survivors of concentration camps are plentiful, and provide a painful, difficult look at the horrors that occurred during that dark period of time.