Considered lost for nearly seventy years, Leni Riefenstahl sVictory of Faithis again available to viewing audiences. A key work in the evolution of Nazi propaganda,Victory of Faithprovides an ambitious record of the 1933 Nazi Party rally at Nuremberg, and a fascinating first draft of the ideas and techniques Riefenstahl would pull off so powerfully in her subsequentTriumph of the Will. The Nazi movement portrayed here is still raw, not far removed from its street-fighter origins; its stagecraft as yet undeveloped. A unique glimpse into the Hitler state at a pivotal stage in its early development, this is essential viewing for students of film, the aesthetics of power, and the Third Reich. Directed by Leni Riefenstahl.Germany, 1933, B&W;, 62 minutes (Plus 13 min. bonus short), German with Optional English or Spanish subtitles.DVD SPECIAL FEATURESInteractive DVD Slideshow: Historical Background; Making of the Film; Personalities and Locations. (Narrated Autoplay) Written By: David Culbert- John L. Loos Professor of History at Louisiana State UniversityInteractive DVD Slideshow: Original Promotional Materials (Illustrierter Film-Kurier Souvenir Program&Die Fanfare) and Media Articles with Interactive English Translations.Original Third Reich Photo Book: NÜRNBERG 1933 on the Reich s Party Convention.   Digital Audio/Visual Book with English Narration. [13 Minutes]Interactive Scene SelectionOptional English and Spanish SubtitlesDigitally Restored from Original 35mm Film Elements using daVinci Revival tm Technology.