The Jewish family depicted in the movie is deeply flawed. The people make critical mistakes, such as changing the family name from something recognizably Jewish to traditionally Hungarian. Their flaws make them like everyone else in real life, says Hurt. This is absolutely radical. It is an important film and it is an artistic film.
Art means that which is for all.
This is not propaganda. This is not a politicization of an event. Not everyone is reacting well to Sunshine. I think those people are people who have let certain muscles in their head atrophy a long time ago. They don't really like to be asked personal questions about great issues along historical lines, especially in the cinema.