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Triumph of the Will (1935)

A showcase of German chancellor and Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler at the 1934 Nuremberg Rally.

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Private U 07 Nov 2008

Fuckin Nazis sure know how to make propagranda

Joshua G 16 Aug 2015

A horrifying, but beautiful, propaganda piece that supports the Nazis. Yes, it is a work of true evil, but Leni Refenstahl's filmmaking techniques are wonderfully influential, and her brilliant vision is what makes this one of the most visually interesting documentary films of all time.

Andy C 22 May 2010

This movie amazed me. It became a powerful landmark in Motion Picture History, due to Leni's techniques such as moving cameras, the use of telephoto lenses to create a distorted perspective, aerial photography, and revolutionary approach to the use of music and cinematography, which made it gain recognition as one of the greatest films ever made. It also glorified Nazism, making it look good despite the horrors of it. You must see this movie at least once in your lifetime, even if you can't stand Nazism.

Ibraheem M 21 Aug 2014

A great horror movie. Hitler, as a god on Earth, is hailed by throngs of brainwashed zombies for the entire duration of the film, in a very cult-like manner. The best showcase for the evil side of marketing. Should be followed by Schindler's List, Shoah, or cat videos.

Caleb G 16 Jun 2007

Leni Riefenstahl's terrifying portrait of the Nazi rallies in Nuremberg in 1934. This is, legitimately, one of the most important films of all time. Moreover, it's one of the best films of all time. Riefenstahl worked in close collaboration with Hitler and Albert Spier (Hitler's architect) for over a year to capture the rallies. It is a marvel of direction and artistic propaganda. Working with Spier, Riefenstahl was able to achieve angles and shots hitherto unimaginable. The films is, of course, an incredible historical document, containing "The Sea of Flags," "The Cathedral of Light," and the burial of Hindenburg. Regrettably, but understandably, Riefenstahl's masterpiece is neglected in many film history classes because of subject matter. It is one of the best directed films I have ever seen. It's also the most frightening.