Last days to watch it on Netflix: the historical documentary with music by Hans Zimmer that moved thousands of people

If you're a fan of great (and groundbreaking) stories, this documentary will stir your soul—the only bad thing is that you only have a few days to watch it. On May 18 , Netflix will remove The Last Days from its catalog, a must-see work about the Holocaust produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by James Moll.

This feature film focuses on five Hungarian Holocaust survivors who recount their experiences and return to the places where they were persecuted and imprisoned during the final days of the Nazi regime.

One of the film's most powerful elements is the music composed by Hans Zimmer , which creates an atmosphere filled with emotion and depth. The soundtrack accompanies each intimate story with undeniable emotional power.

The film was remastered in 2021 from the original 35mm negative. The process fully respected the director's vision, allowing new generations to access this testimony in its most authentic form.

The documentary revolves around a terrifying question: how was such barbarity possible in such a short time? It's a raw but sadly real journey that ultimately forces us to reflect on the roots of hatred and the decisions that made it possible.

In addition to its historical significance, the work pays tribute to those who suffered persecution and extermination. It also serves as a warning: institutionalized hatred can be reborn if not combated through memory and education.

If you haven't seen it yet, don't miss this opportunity. The Last Days is still available on Netflix until May 18th . A necessary, profound, and utterly moving documentary.