Out Friday in limited US theaters, the (mostly) true legal thriller about one of history's most talented charlatans illuminates lingering toxic anti-Semitism in post-WWII Amsterdam

Family claims painting by Wassily Kandinsky -- owned by Robert Lewenstein during Nazi occupation -- was illegally sold to Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1940

Canvases by Andre Derain were once owned by renowned Parisian gallery owner Rene Gimpel, then seized as spoils after his arrest for joining Resistance to fight Nazi occupation

Early 20th century paintings by Andre Derain were taken as spoils in WWII after their owner, Rene Gimpel, was denounced by a rival dealer for joining the resistance

Artwork was returned by the son of the German soldier who took it on orders from above

Judges agree to discuss lawsuits by groups saying they were forced to sell artifacts to Nazis; decision to focus on whether cases belong in US courts

Court rules American couple who bought the painting in 1995 must return it to Simon Bauer's family; they say they will appeal to European court

David Toren, whose family's vast art collection was seized by the Nazis while they perished in the death camps, dies of coronavirus at 94

Pastel drawing returned to family by National Gallery of Art in Washington; family say piece to be auctioned as it cannot be shared between 16 people

Kunstmuseum in Basel reverses its previous stance that collector Curt Glaser had sold artworks in 1933 at market value

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