White Terror

Synopsis

White Terror, a documentary film directed by Daniel Schweizer, delves deep into the shadowy world of right-wing extremism and neo-Nazism in Switzerland. The film uncovers the rise of these dangerous ideologies, the individuals behind them, and their impact on society. Through interviews, footage, and research, White Terror sheds light on a chilling reality that often remains hidden from the public eye. Schweizer's unflinching portrayal of this dark side of Swiss society is both compelling and disturbing, offering a stark warning about the dangers of extremist movements. The film is a powerful exploration of hate, fear, and the consequences of radicalization.

Cast

• Daniel Schweizer

  Himself

• Christine Brand

  Herself, editor of "Der Bund"

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  Stieg Larsson

  Himself, editor of "Expo"

• Jimmy

  Himself, Blood

• Marko Niilo Kristian Järvinen

  Himself, editor of 'Kriegsberichter'

• Olivier Cochet

  Himself, policeman

Reviews

White Terror has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the documentary for its bold approach and eye-opening revelations, others found it to be too one-sided or lacking in depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 7.5/10, with the consensus stating that it is a thought-provoking look at a disturbing phenomenon. IMDb users rated White Terror 6.9/10, with many appreciating the film's investigative nature and powerful storytelling. Metacritic was more critical, giving the documentary a score of 5.6/10, citing issues with pacing and bias. Overall, White Terror is a divisive film that sparks important conversations about extremism and its impact.

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