Freeze Frames. A weekly update of film releases   SHOAH -- An
epic study of the Holocaust, running nearly 10 hours and relying
completely on present-day material: interviews with Holocaust
survivors, views of concentration camps as they exist now, and
conversations with former Nazi officials shot with a hidden
camera. The result is not only a searing examination of the most
horrific event in modern history, but a portrait of its
lingering effects in the memories of those who lived through it,
the consciences of those who helped implement it , and the
residue of bigotry and resentment that still pervades Western
culture. Directed by Claude Lanzmann. (Not rated) TARGET -- He's
such a dull guy, even his family is bored silly. But when his
wife is kidnapped, it turns out he's a former CIA man with a
license to kill. Before his teen-age son has time to gasp,
``Gee, dad, I didn't know . . . ,'' he's scampering across
Europe in search of his purloined spouse. This could have made
for an involving thriller if it were