Winslet won an Oscar for her role as Nazi camp guard Hannah Schmitz, but the role apparently left her traumatized for months. "Once you see documentary footage of the camp, you read anything on the Holocaust, you can never un-see those things, you can never un-hear, un-read them. I'm still absolutely traumatized by so much of what I saw during the preparation process," she told The Huffington Post. Apparently, the reverberations of the role continued long after the movie was wrapped, and the experience left Winslet feeling like "some car crash victim who somehow hadn't been hurt on the outside, but I felt like I couldn't speak [about it]," she said. "It was truly overwhelming. I really went somewhere. I was in some kind of a trance. And I'm still coming to terms with all of it."