Jason Alexander (“Seinfeld”) records the “To Kill a Nazi” narration at a Los Angeles studio.
To Kill A Nazi In The Press
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29th Annual Dances With Films: LA Film Festival announces lineup featuring indie discovery titles (June 18-28)
Official Press Release | May 21, 2026
Los Angeles’ largest independent film festival will screen 279 films this year, including Boaz Dvir’s To Kill a Nazi as one of its world-premiere documentary features.
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Faculty member's documentary to premiere during festival at TCL Chinese Theatre
Penn State News | May 22, 2026
Penn State News announces To Kill a Nazi’s world premiere at Dances With Films and notes the film’s connection to faculty member Boaz Dvir. -
Dances With Films LA to Screen 279 Films and 36 World Premieres at Its 29th Edition
BroadwayWorld | May 21, 2026
BroadwayWorld names To Kill a Nazi among the feature-length documentaries making their world premiere at Dances With Films: LA.
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Dances With Films: LA 2026 Announces Lineup (June 18-28) for its 29th edition
Awards Radar | May 23 2026
Dances With Films: LA has announced the film lineup for next month’s return of Los Angeles’ largest indie film-focused film festival (June 18-28) for its 29th edition.
Film Reviews
“It wasn’t until I saw Boaz Dvir’s very moving forthcoming documentary about him that I truly understood Michel’s life, and perhaps the message of it.”
— Hadley Freeman, The Guardian
“Through extensive research and two dozen interviews with members of Cojot’s family, associates, and Nazi hunters Beate and Serge Klarsfeld, a picture of Cojot emerged as a man haunted by the murder of his father.”
— Gerri Miller, Jewish Journal
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