Jake Paltrow’s soul-searching “June Zero” starts in 1961 Israel with reports that Holocaust architect Adolf Eichmann has been sentenced to death. Eichmann was found guilty of crimes against the Jewish ...

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correctionA previous version of this article misstated the film's name. It is "June Zero." The article has been corrected. Jake Paltrow’s soul-searching “June Zero” starts in 1961 Israel with reports ...