Autoritratto Auschwitz. L'occhio è per così dire l'evoluzione biologica di una lagrima

This documentary presents a unique perspective on the Holocaust, specifically focusing on Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. It combines slow-motion footage of Monica Vitti attempting to cry, alongside reflections from director Alberto Grifi. The film also includes a poignant meeting between Grifi and Antonioni, which adds depth to its exploration of memory and trauma.

In addition to the harrowing recollections of a Holocaust survivor, the film offers glimpses of contemporary Palestine, juxtaposing past horrors with present realities. Grifi's reflections on the nature of imprisonment further enrich the narrative, making it a profound commentary on suffering and resilience. This film serves as a significant document in both Holocaust studies and the broader context of documentary filmmaking.