“The Devil's Workshop” is a grotesque phantasmagoria, black humor on the edge of the possible. Residents of the Czech town of Terezin, where a Nazi concentration camp was located during World War II, are turning it into a Holocaust museum to preserve the memory of the people tortured here and revive their abandoned city. However, a noble idea quietly turns into a multimillion-dollar business in which there is no place for ethical standards. Where is the line between remembering crimes against humanity and building a brand on the bones of victims?