"Architecture of Doom" analyzes the warped aesthetic of Adolf Hitler and the top echelon of the Third Reich. Using never-before-seen footage, the film attempts to shed light on the Nazis' obsession with concepts of order and stability borrowed from ancient Greece and Rome. The film also attempts to show how this demented aesthetic led to the banning of such modern artist as Picasso and, more importantly, the systematic annihilation of Jews, Gypsies and homosexuals.
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Run a Quick Search on "The Architecture of Doom" starring Sam Gray and Peter Cohen to Browse Related Products:Browse more products related to "The Architecture of Doom"Browse more products related to "Sam Gray and Peter Cohen"ReviewLos Angeles Times, 03/27/1992, p.F14, "...It's a fascinating historical document....The film, at its best, uncovers the kinds of visual archival material that makes documentaries an indispensable part of the historical process..." Title NoteCo-produced by POJ Film Produktion AB; Sveriges Television Kanal 1, and Sandrews Film & Teater AB Release NoteDVD Features: DVD Features: Product NotesThis disturbing film documents the Nazi philosophy of beauty through violence, highlighting Hitler's views on culture, art and architecture. Includes exclusive archival footage of the last days of the Third Reich, with film shot inside Hitler's infamous bunker. If You Enjoy "The Architecture of Doom (DVD)", May We Also Recommend:Customer Reviews for "The Architecture of Doom (DVD)"There are no customer reviews yet. Be the first to write a review!
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