SYNOPSIS:

All I Had Was Nothingness is a reflection on Claude Lanzmann’s landmark Holocaust documentary Shoah, on its 40th anniversary. Revealing the untold story behind Shoah’s making, using previously unseen footage from the masterpiece, and Lanzmann’s own voice, the film examines the process of giving voice to Holocaust memory. What emerges is an intimate portrait of a filmmaker and a meditation on the ethics of representation.

SUPPORTED by
Consulate General of France in Hong Kong and Macau,
Hong Kong Holocaust and Tolerance Centre (HKHTC)

Documentary | 2025 | France
French | English, German | English Subtitles | 94 Minutes

VENUE:
Emperor Cinemas Times Square

Tickets: HKD 120 (Students/Seniors HKD 100)

CREDITS:

Director: Guillaume Ribot
Screenwriter: Guillaume Ribot
Cast: Claude Lanzmann

AWARDS:
Toronto Jewish Film Festival