A few things have been said in the past already about Edges of the Lord, a Haley Joel Osment movie that has not yet been released on a large scale. Let me try to give you some of my own impressions including some interesting links.

Story (taken from the net)
The games children play, the stories they make up, and the things they do to each other are anything but innocent. They are attempts to make sense of a world that can be beautiful and baffling. EDGES OF THE LORD, set in an idyllic country village in Poland in 1943, is a deceptively picturesque fable of good and evil that views the horrors of the time through the prism of a touching and multi-layered coming-of-age story.

In a compelling performance filmed just prior to A.I., Haley Joel Osment is Romek, a twelve year-old Jewish boy from Krakow hiding out with a rural Catholic family. Romek soon finds himself in a fragile position with the children of the village, who don't know whether to view the newcomer as a friend or a rival. In a catechism class taught by the local priest (William Dafoe), Romek meets Maria, a precocious thirteen-year-old whose romantic interest sparks some of the film's surprising twists and turns. A tale of betrayal, murder, and revenge with religious overtones unfolds against a lush, pastoral backdrop.

Comments
It's amazing. 'Edges..' was shot in just a few weeks time in between Pay it Forward and A.I. And yet it's a very touching movie with another great role of Haley Joel Osment. His expressions, his Polish accent, it's just great to look at. The two boyactors who play the part of Haley's 'stepbrothers'  are great too, especially little Liam Hess. Unbelievable that the movie did not have a big release yet. Highly recommended. Really worth watching!

DVD
Most known edition is the Brazilian one: os Anjos da Guerra. Not many specials, besides the trailer. Languages: Portuguese and English. Another version is the Danish one (Guds Blinde Øje), available in both DVD R2 and VHS PAL.

Links
Original Brazilian website: (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) DVD Brazilian edition can be ordered through   (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) Website provides good service and has some other interesting (Brazilian) movies in stock (will get back on that soon!). Danish version can be ordered through (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) Haven't tried this one yet, but expect to have good service as well. Interesting site for Danish VHS movies! Note: at the moment of writing payment by creditcard is not possible. Problem is expected to be solved in a few weeks though.

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I just got a copy of this on DVD 

I already have

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I read some comment on that way back when.  It seems Hollywood has already done 200 movies on the Holocaust (or something like that, I forget the exact number mentioned) so it was thought that yet another one was unlikely to do well at that time.

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Wojciech Smolarz

I liked the movie but can't really see what all the fuss was about. I have to admit that most of my attention was focused on Richard Banel.