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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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Nelson P 09 Apr 2010

"Triumph Des Willens" was a blockbuster film in a number of ways. It was meant to be a proper memorializing of an annual NSDAP Parteitag held in Nurenburg. A prior attempt, Sieg Des Glaubens, had proved to be a failure. Adolf Hitler gave director Leni Riefebstahl full rein to use all means to make this film the success which he wanted. First, many innovations in camera techniques, sound synchronization, storyboarding, staging, etc., made movie history. Second, it was an overt appeal to the emotions of both Germans and foreigners that suggested the excitement for and the apparent power of the new Third Reich. Third, the film was part of a multimedia campaign ahead of its time. Its success was confirmed for many years by the almost universal ban most countries placed on its showings. And sixty years later it is still effective in both thrills and chills. Highlights: the first 20 minutes or so resemble a media drama; the solemn military reviews demonstrate components of state power; speeches illustrate the personnel in power at the time. Quite a package.

Luis Diego R 18 Jan 2011

Propaghanda about fascism never looked so beautiful. I'm ashamed to say I even felt empathy for Hitler sometimes, but that was the point of the movie, and something only Leni Riefenstahl could have done.

Fuji Y 20 Aug 2010

Documentary how Hitler mesmerize dumb Germans...

Keegan C 21 Oct 2009

The first documentary ever be filmed. The film has an immense amount of eerie power since it was all filmed before WWII. The reason why this film is so important even as a propaganda film is, unlike similar propaganda films, that even to this day it does not come off as comical(numerous propaganda films were so overbearing they are frequently hilarious) in its social commentary, just really subtly upsetting. Watching it with out subtitles and commentary is a real subliminal and haunting experience.(no i don't believe in nazi occultism) Objectivity is somewhat hard to exercise when viewing this film as one the most influential, because it is frightening to realize that this film is about the glamorization of people with some of the most deplorable morals, whom in turn have created a masterpiece in celluloid history.

Art S 07 Jan 2012

The greatest female directed movie of all-time.