The Auschwitz Report serves as a reminder of the atrocities of the Holocaust and the importance of bearing witness to history. Director Peter Bebjak portrayed the harrowing true story of Alfred Wetzler and Rudolph Vrba's daring escape from Auschwitz to expose the truth to the world. Through its three-act structure, the film effectively captures the horrors of the concentration camp, the struggles of survival in the wilderness, and the determination to reveal the truth to the Allies. Bebjak's filmmaking choices, including striking visuals and intense performances. The screenplay by Bebjak, Jozef Pastéka, and Tomás Bombík shows bravery with the grim reality of the Holocaust. Although some details may be left behind, the film remains a compelling and sobering portrayal of human nature at its best and worst.