Appalled by the suffering he witnesses in the slavecamp, Zar Gul (Imraan Peerzada, the director's brother) resolves to fight injustice wherever he encounters it.
Working pro bono, Charles Vogel contacted more than 100 survivors of the Nazi slavecamp after the war and built a case against the two Berga commanders: Erwin Metz and his superior, Hauptmann Ludwig Merz.
Where hymnody once came from the spontaneity of slave spirituals or camp meetings, worship songs are increasingly now focus-grouped by executives in Nashville.