The 1956 film Nuit et brouillard (Night and Fog) is a thirty-minute long documentary film that serves as a reminder for the viewer about the horrific genocide that occurred in the concentration camps that were built during World War II.
Category: Historical Essay
Editorial articles written in essay form with a focus on historical context. Relevant sources of the information have been appropriately cited to the fullest extent possible in each article.
Olympia: Festival of the Nations (1938)
The first twenty-two minutes of Olympia (part one): Festival of the Nations (1938) is a non-verbal, historical presentation that lacks any dialogue or use of descriptive title cards.
A Classic Look at Berlin
As an experimental film director, Walther Ruttmann (1887-1941) had created each one of his films as a visual symphony that was perfectly timed with a rise and fall of orchestral proportions that would make classical composer Richard Wagner smile with enthrallment.
The Buzz Track 