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SUMMARY:Film Forum - Riefenstahl
DESCRIPTION:Join the University Center for Human Values Film Forum and European Cultural Studies for a film about fascism\,  Riefenstahl.  Professor Jan-Werner Müller\, who is teaching ECS 338 Fascism: Politics and Culture this semester\, will moderate a faculty discussion following the film presentation. \nLeni Riefenstahl was Hitler’s favorite filmmaker. He personally asked her to make a documentary of the 1934 Nuremberg Rally which\, more than any other movie ever made\, expresses the fascist\, totalitarian ethic on film in a captivating and totally immersive way. This was Triumph des Willens\, or Triumph of the Will. It has provided stock shots of Hitler and his adoring audience of Nazi supporters for hundreds of film-makers ever since. Even if you have never seen Triumph of the Will in its entirety\, you will have seen clips from it over and over again in television documentaries about the Third Reich. Riefenstahl’s images of Hitler and the Nazis have become enduring emblems of the regime.
URL:https://ecs.princeton.edu/event/film-forum-riefenstahl/
LOCATION:Rocky Theater
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SUMMARY:E.1027 Film Screening and Conversation with Director Beatrice Minger
DESCRIPTION:Join UCHV’s Film Forum\, Research Film Studio and Forum for the History of Political Thought for a screening of the film “E.1027 Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea.” The screening will be followed by a conversation on “Modernism\, Misogyny\, and Other Matters” with Beatrice Minger\, the film’s director. \nSponsors: Forum for the History of Political Thought\, UCHV; Film Forum\, UCHV; Research Film Studio\, UCHV; School of Architecture; the Program in European Cultural Studies
URL:https://ecs.princeton.edu/event/e-1027-film-screening-and-conversation-with-director-beatrice-minger/
LOCATION:Rocky Theater
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