Good except for the Nazi propaganda in the film

Rating: 7/10 (28 February 2014)

***Contains spoilers***
"Dead Poets Society" is a beloved film about an unorthodox teacher who struggles to free the hearts of his prep-school pupils. It is a touching, inspiring movie that I would have given a 10, if not for excess of Nazi propaganda.
Only recently did I notice that there are no Jews, homosexuals, Slavic people, African-Americans, gypsies, or openly-homosexual characters in the movie. In fact, the society is one of racial purity and heteronormativity, and this is very troubling for anyone who cares about diversity.
So what is the movie really about? It's about an Aryan uberman named John Keating who shows up to liberate a bunch of passive, girly boys from their headmaster overlord. He demands utter fealty, and tells his students they must be proud of who they are (i.e., caucasian and privileged).
Even the arts and culture website The Dandy Goat has an interview about this, with both the screenwriter and Peter Weir, the director, saying the goal of the film was to give rise to a Fourth Reich.
In the original script, Keating even shows up in a German WWII Panzer tank to destroy the school.
Sheesh, so much for innocence in movies.