Colonia Dignidad - Aus dem Innern einer deutschen Sekte

Incredible look into the mind of a truly disturbed person. But this type of person is all too often present in our lives at some point. So will be difficult to watch for some. But an incredibly interesting look into a sadistic world, perpetrated by a psychopathic power monger who was also an incredibly disturbed pedophile. If you can handle it, definitely interesting.

A religious psychopath and sosiopath, making his own roix moi, pouring insecticides over the people to make them become zombies of the wholly land called colonia dignidad in mid souther chile. A german pastor and his flock of germinized lambs with a vision, there are no other words for it than ''sect''.

Its yet another jonestown, but Well made documentary, tons of film and audio material and interviews makes this a 1st class ride into the mad mans world. Have a look you wont regret it.

A very good documentary about the best and worst a recluse community have to offer. I didn't knew about this case but I surely don't ever forget the events that took place in Colonia Dignidad . Not for the fainted heart. A cruel true story about human kind in its worst very well documented.

Astonishing documentary about this rather unknown settlement in the Chilean Andes, populated by a weird, almost unbelievable flock of young Germans led by a crazy Führer, which endures for over 3 decades. The story is so engaging, twisted, mysterious and implausible that it is almost impossible to stop watching. Eerie and incredible testimonies and footage, as well as witnesses and victims of this cult sometimes seems to be the produce of a unleashed imagination. The only documentary of this sort that I´ve ever seen is "Wild, Wild Country", which sometimes looks weak and naïve in comparison with this true nightmare. Highly recommended.

As a Chilean, born in the 80's, growing in the fractured world of the Pinochet dictatorship, this documentary was absorbing. At some point, the news exploded with Salo Luna, speaking the unspeakable, narrating how this hardly known German group, influencing the Chilean politics, had done such and such. And little by little, that chamber of horror continued, giving space to more and more... in a way, this contributed not only to the downfall of the dictatorship, but also to search a point of understanding, as a wake up call to all things done in the past. In that perspective, the documentary is quite enlightening. You can go step by step and submerge yourself in the line of events. I believe it's a must see, for deniers and supporters, so that we don't repeat the mistakes of the past. No human should be allowed such an unlimited power, especially one that allowed such evilness.