"Director: Leni Riefenstahl"

• Triumph Of The Will (DVD) 2010 | DVD | (26/05/2010) from £8.99   |  Saving you £4.00 (44.49%)   |  RRP £12.99

  Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph Of The Will may be the most controversial film ever made both despised and admired. A shamelessly biased unabashedly subjective rendering of the infamous 1934 Nuremberg rallies Triumph Of The Will was commissioned by Hitler himself from the director. An essential document of Hitler the orator and mesmeriser of the masses this stunning documentary revels in the monumental architecture of Albert Speer the formal precision of marching cadres and above all the almost religious exhaltation of Hitler as the mystical personification of the dreams and ideals of his people captured kinetically with a mastery of technique that is both breathtaking and sinister.

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  Triumph of the Will is one of the most important films ever made, not because it documents evil--more watchable examples are being made today. And not as a historical example of blind propaganda--those (much shorter) movies are merely laughable now. No, Riefenstahl's masterpiece--and it is a masterpiece, politics aside--combines the strengths of documentary and propaganda into a single, overwhelmingly powerful visual force. Riefenstahl was hired by the Reich to create an eternal record of the 1934 rally at Nuremberg, and that's exactly what she does. You might not become a Nazi after watching her film, but you will understand too clearly how Germany fell under Hitler's spell. The early crowd scenes remind one of nothing so much as Beatles concert footage (if only their fans were so well behaved!).Like the Fascists it monumentalises, Triumph of the Will overlooks its own weaknesses--at nearly two hours, the speeches tend to drone on, and the repeated visual motifs are a little over-hypnotic, especially for modern viewers. But the occasional iconic vista (banners lining the streets of Nuremberg, Hitler parting a sea of 200,000 party members standing at attention) will electrify anyone into wakefulness. --Grant Balfour, Amazon.com

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  Leni Riefenstahl's 'Triumph Of The Will' may be the most controversial film ever made both despised and admired. A shamelessly biased unabashedly subjective rendering of the infamous 1934 Nuremberg rallies 'Triumph Of The Will' was commissioned by Hitler himself from the director. An essential document of Hitler the orator and mesmeriser of the masses this stunning documentary revels in the monumental architecture of Albert Speer the formal precision of marching cadres and above all the almost religious exhaltation of Hitler as the mystical personification of the dreams and ideals of his people captured kinetically with a mastery of technique that is both breathtaking and sinister.

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  After being commissioned by the 1936 Olympic Committee to create a feature film of the Berlin Olympics Riefenstahl shot a documentary that celebrates the human body by combining the poetry of bodies in motion with close-ups of athletes in the heat of competition. Includes the marathon men's diving and American track star Jesse Owens' sprint races at the 1936 Olympic Games. The production tends to glorify the young male body and some say expresses the Nazi attitude toward athletic prowess. Includes the lighting of the torch at the stadium and Adolf Hitler looking on in amazement as Jesse Owens wins an unprecedented four Gold Medals.

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  Triumph of the Will is the legendary propaganda documentary of the Third Reich's 1934 Nuremberg Party Rally. Commissioned by Hitler in 1934 and directed by Leni Riefenstahl this documentary covers the events of the Sixth Nuremberg Party Congress. Triumph of the Will was released in 1935 and rapidly became one of the better-known examples of propaganda in film history. Riefenstahl's techniques have earned Triumph recognition as one of the greatest films in history. This film perhaps more than any other demonstrates the frightening reality that was 'the Nazi Party' and the dangers that the future held for the rest of Europe. This definitive edition also features a bonus disc; ""March to the Fuhrer"" which documents the rise of the Hitler Youth Movement.

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  Triumph of the Will, also known as Triumph des Willens, is the legendary propaganda documentary of the Third Reich's 1934 Nuremberg Party Rally. Commissioned by Hitler in 1934 and directed by Leni Riefenstahl, this documentary covers the events of the Sixth Nuremberg Party Congress. The original intention was to document the early days of the NSDAP, so future generations could look back and see how the Third Reich began. In reality, Triumph of the Will shows historians h...

• Adolf Hitler | DVD | (25/03/2013) from £22.93   |  Saving you £7.06 (30.79%)   |  RRP £29.99

  An in-depth look at history’s most infamous leader. Together for the first time on DVD, this collection of films provides a unique insight into the life of the most infamous leader in history: Adolf Hitler. From his rise to power to his demise, rare archive footage and extracts from his own diaries combine to create a fascinating portrayal of the terrible face of Nazi Germany’s awesome military power. Hitler: A Profile A documentary that explores one of history's most simultaneously repulsive and fascinating characters, Hitler: A Profile provides a study of the German dictator from his rise to power to his death. Hitler in his Own Words: Rare archive footage and authentic dialogue taken directly from the writings, speeches and private conversations of Nazi Germany’s revered Fhrer reveal the lies, treachery, hypocrisy and the sheer terror of that point in time. These films provide a disturbing, captivating and unsettling milestone of recent military and political history. Triumph of the Will. Leni Riefenstahl's legendary propaganda documentary of the Third Reich's 1934 Nuremberg Party Rally. The original intention was to document the early days of the Third Reich for future generations to look back on, but in reality the film shows how the Nazi state drew in the masses through propaganda and documents Adolf Hitler’s unique and terrifying ability to entice crowds by the very power of his words.