Wundkanal

Wundkanal presents the harrowing story of an elderly man who is kidnapped, leading to an exploration of his dark past as a mass murderer responsible for countless deaths. The film examines the inhumane practices of the Nazis, particularly focusing on a technique called manipulated suicide used to eliminate political prisoners.

Directed by Thomas Harlan, the film not only reconstructs the history of this bureaucratic murderer but also draws parallels between National Socialism and the treatment of RAF terrorists. Robert Kramer filmed the production of Harlan's work, enhancing the documentary aspect by showcasing a social experiment where children of Nazis meet the man responsible for their parents' suffering. Wundkanal stands as a powerful commentary on the impact of history and the personal connections to its darkest chapters.