Movies like Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary

Steven Spielberg's seminal work on the Holocaust, Schindler's List recounts the true story of Oskar Schindler, a German businessman who saved the lives of over a thousand mostly Polish-Jewish refugees. Its intimate approach to the horrors of World War II resonates with Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary.

Starring Tom Cruise as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, Valkyrie recounts the true story of the attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler in 1944. Its exploration of dissent within the ranks of the German army provides a focused historical drama akin to the revelations in Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary.

The Reader delves into post-WWII Germany, laying bare the personal effects of the war and the Holocaust on individuals grappling with the burden of guilt. The emotional depth and exploration of complicity align with themes presented in Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary.

Taking an unflinching look at the Jewish Sonderkommando men who were forced to assist in the extermination process at Auschwitz, The Grey Zone presents the moral ambiguities faced by these individuals. Its stark portrayal of life within the Nazi death camps shares sobering realities with Blinds Spot: Hitler's Secretary.

Focusing on the relationship between a member of the SS and a Jesuit priest during the Holocaust, Amen. explores the complexity of morality and inaction within the Nazi government. Its close look at personal stories within the broader context of history will appeal to fans of Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary.