The Flat

Arnon's filmmaking is flaccid, with TV-style interviews and rote reaction shots in place of cinematic imagery and deftly edited surprises.

There's something touching about the way Goldfinger obeys his moral compass.

I will salute the deftness and intelligence with which Goldfinger observes the reactions of the living to the revelations of the dead.

The Flat reminds of the importance of genealogy, something that too often gets lost to the sands of time, and in doing so it also highlights the generational gap that allows the suppression of horrors passed...