Lubitsch
Anti-fascist cinema: To Be or Not to Be (1942)
Veering between farce and contemporary drama, with hints of Shakespeare, this anti-Nazi film captures the derision with which Americans viewed Hitler
Nazis
singing
Anti-fascist cinema: Casablanca (1942)
Obvious? Sure. This movie about moving from cynicism to commitment is justifiably legendary
Mel Brooks
Anti-fascist cinema: Satire's brief triumph
On "The Producers" (1967) and "Cabaret" (1972): Come for the songs, stay for the laughs, leave with the shivers
sabotage
Anti-fascist film: The Train (1964)
Sabotage and subterfuge are the tools of the French Resistance in this exciting WWII movie
movies of 2006
Anti-fascist cinema: 'The Lives of Others' and 'The Pianist'
Two films that revolve around the notion that classical music can penetrate the hardened heart
good Germans
Review: Bonhoeffer (2024)
A biopic about an activist and martyr takes the opposite approach: playing it safe