You wrote: > >----------------------------Original message---------------------------- > > >Hi, > >My name is Suki Maesen and I'm a student at the university of Antwerp >(Belgium). My major is political sciences and I'm doing some research on >moviepropaganda. My research includes the analysis of 'nazi'-movies and >communist movies. (What methods do they use?...) >If you have any information please send it to following e-mail adress: >[log in to unmask] > >Greetings from Belgium, > >Suki Maesen > GREETINGS FROM THE U.S. Re: you request for info about Nazi movies... Two interesting films I recently rescreened are terribly impressive because the horrors of Nazi domination are explored as asides to other stories. The films are "Seven Beauties" and "The Night Porter." Both deal with survival and the lunacy inflicted upon the tortured in order to survive. They're both off-beat and, in my mind, qualify as superior films that have more impact than the didactic flick that simply preach the evils of Nazi terror. Ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. What would you do? Peace! Mike T P.S. Also take a look at two others, these American--"Brother Rat" with George Segal and the classic, "Stalag 17," starring Wm. Holden. ---- To signoff SCREEN-L, e-mail [log in to unmask] and put SIGNOFF SCREEN-L in the message. Problems? Contact [log in to unmask]