To create a short parody of this film, Len Lye set clips from it to the "Lambeth Walk," an upbeat British jig.
To create a short parody of this film, Len Lye set clips from it to the "Lambeth Walk," an upbeat British jig. One of its early scenes shows a vast number of young men awakening in the dawn, shaving, and dressing themselves to receive their leader, who inspects the men of the DAF with the assistance of Robert Ley. Alfred Rosenberg, Julius Streicher, and Viktor Lutze are among the men shown giving speeches in this film, which was produced a year before its creator's film about the 1936 Olympics and focuses on a massively attended political rally. FTP, name this infamous Nazi propaganda film by Leni Riefenstahl.
To create a short parody of this film, Len Lye set clips from it to the "Lambeth Walk," an upbeat British jig.
The {Triumph of the Will} or {Triumph des Willens}