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
Lubitsch
Veering between farce and contemporary drama, with hints of Shakespeare, this anti-Nazi film captures the derision with which Americans viewed Hitler
singing
Obvious? Sure. This movie about moving from cynicism to commitment is justifiably legendary
sabotage
"Nonviolence is lovely, but it doesn't work when your country has been taken by people who despise humanity."
fascism
First in a series on films with anti-fascist and anti-totalitarian stories and themes
good Germans
A biopic about an activist and martyr takes the opposite approach: playing it safe