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Tziganes, le génocide oublié (2012)

IMDb: N/A
Ganres: Documentary, Drama
Director: Alexandra Robin
Stars: Cast information not available

In France, from 1940 to 1946, families were interned solely because they were Gypsies. They were thousands to be imprisoned, executed, gassed. These facts remain true forgotten genocide. There are no actors, just memories of a few survivors...

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