Problem: Resnais' film "Night and Fog" uses many techniques to keep today's viewer at arm's length from identifying or more closely engaging with Holocaust victims (for example: upbeat music, lack of personal details about victims, matter-of-fact narrator, split color scheme). What is the purpose of not allowing the viewer to get too close to the experiences of living through the Holocaust? What does this say about the relationship of people who haven't experienced the Holocaust (= the viewers) to the Holocaust?