Court métrage
Allemagne de l'Ouest,
1961, 12 min
Résumés(1)
Alexander Kluge’s debut film tries to offer us an analysis of National Socialist system, based on its architecture, making use of some images of the “esplanade of congresses of the Reich”, in Nuremberg, and the plans of a gigantic Roman style conference hall. (Huesca International Film Festival)
Critiques (1)
Prioritize:
Shots of various buildings whose walls could vividly tell the story of the atrocities that once took place there, combined with archival audio recordings from the Third Reich - it's a nice idea, but it didn't quite get under my skin. In short, for me, an average experimental film that deals with historical issues alongside its artistic side.
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