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The Pawnbroker Series: Dziga and His Brothers: A Film Family on the Cutting Edge [Nov 17 - 26 2006] Director: Sidney Lumet, Country: USA, Release: 1964, Runtime: 116 Almost 20 years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the U.S. produced its first major feature to dramatize the experience of a Holocaust survivor. Made independently in New York, The Pawnbroker moves with hallucinatory freedom between its title character's perceptions of 60s Spanish Harlem and his memories of the death camps. Rod Steiger gave a career-defining performance that was honored with a Best Actor Award at the 1964 Berlin Film Festival. In his fifth collaboration with director Lumet, Boris Kaufman once again finds the perfect visual textures for capturing the constant shifts between the inner world of memories and the outer world of his present reality.

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