On June 29, 1941, more than 13,000 Jewish residents were slaughtered in Iași, Romania. At first, the Nazis and their collaborators shot them, but later decided to lock up people in a train cargo and asphyxiated them. The Exit of the Trains is a documentary film or Holocaust movie about the aforementioned, so-called Iași pogrom, a huge massacre against Jews in Romania. Directors Radu JUDE and Adrian CIOFLÂNCĂ share the testimonies of the victim’s family, friends, or neighbors, while showing the pictures of the victims. The film might feel monotonous as it only has still images with voice-overs and no moving images for three hours. But as the stories of the victims pile up one by one, this terrible event reminds us that the massacre is not to be forgotten or unmentioned. [CHUN Jinsu]