By MATTHEW GAULT
Dorian Warneck’s father — Diether — is a World War II veteran. He fought for the Third Reich in Hitler’s army. It wasn’t something Dorian’s family talked a lot about growing up.
“These are stories that I don’t think he has felt comfortable talking about for most of his life,” Dorian told War Is Boring.
“I certainly did not grow up hearing these stories. It was never the cliche — ‘Well back when I was in the war…’ situation that people often have with their parents or grandparents.”
Today, Dorian works for the production company Lunch & Recess, which is working to finish The Color of Fire, a documentary about his father.
It looks to be an intimate portrait of one man’s time fighting for Germany during the darkest period of its history.
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