Director Rose Bosch's intentions seem genuine, but her dramatizations frequently undermine the horrific real-life events on which they're based.

It's a mainstream, sentimental drama because it needs to be. It announces in a clear voice that this happened.

A well-meaning but inexpertly dramatized account of the roundup of 13,000 Parisian Jews in the summer of 1942.

“The Round Up” is a pretty polished film, but its also reverent, sober, and responsible.