Приклади вживання Riefenstahl's Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Riefenstahl 's account bind the Nuba.
This, of course, has been Riefenstahl's own contention for some years.
That is why The Lastof the Nuba is the last, necessary step in Riefenstahl's rehabilitation.
Hinter den Kulissen des Reichsparteitag-Films, Riefenstahl's 1935 book on the making of the film with many photographs(German).
This is why The Lastof the Nuba is the final, necessary step in Riefenstahl's rehabilitation.
Anyone who defends Riefenstahl's films as documentaries, if documentary is to be distinguished from propaganda, is being ingenuous.
That is why The Last of the Nuba is the last,necessary step in Riefenstahl's rehabilitation.
It is hardly accurate to describe Riefenstahl's professional relationship to and intimacy with Hitler and Goebbels as“her acquaintance with the Nazi leadership.”.
This is why The Last of the Nuba is the final,necessary step in Riefenstahl's rehabilitation.
Riefenstahl's current de-Nazification and vindication as indomitable priestess of the beautiful- as a filmmaker and, now, as a photographer- do not augur well for the keenness of current abilities to detect the fascist longings in our midst.
Few people would admit that themanipulation of emotion in Vertov's later films and in Riefenstahl's provides similar kinds of exhilaration.
Riefenstahl's current de-Nazification and vindication as indomitable priestess of the beautiful- as a filmmaker and, now, as a photographer- do not augur well for the keenness of current abilities to detect the fascist longings in our midst.
It may seem ungrateful andrancorous to refuse to cut loose The Last of the Nuba from Riefenstahl's past, but there are salutary lessons to be learned from the continuity of her work as well as from that curious and implacable recent event- her rehabilitation.
Riefenstahl's refusal to submit to Goebbels' attempt to subject her visualisation to his strictly propagandistic requirements led to a battle of wills which came to a head when Riefenstahl made her film of the 1936 Olympic Games, Olympia.
The study took databases of images tagged with connotative and denotative keywords(a search engine)and found Riefenstahl's imagery had the same qualities as imagery tagged"degenerate" in the title of Degenerate Art Exhibition, Germany at 1937.
Riefenstahl's techniques, such as moving cameras, the use of telephoto lenses to create a distorted perspective, aerial photography, and revolutionary approach to the use of music and cinematography, have earned Triumph recognition as one of the greatest films in history.
Mekas in the same paper on November 7,1974:“And here is my own final statement on Riefenstahl's films: If you are an idealist, you will see idealism; if you are a classicist, you will see in her films an ode to classicism; if you are a Nazi, you will see Nazism.”↩.
Riefenstahl's techniques- such as moving cameras, aerial photography, the use of long focus lenses to create a distorted perspective, and the revolutionary approach to the use of music and cinematography- have earned Triumph of the Will recognition as one of the greatest propaganda films in history.
The truth is that Olympia was commissioned and entirely financed by theNazi government(a dummy company was set up in Riefenstahl's name because it was thought unwise for the government to appear as the producer) and facilitated by Goebbels's ministry at every stage of the shooting;
Riefenstahl's films are still effective because, among other reasons, their longings are still felt, because their content is a romantic ideal to which many continue to be attached and which is expressed in such diverse modes of cultural dissidence and propaganda for new forms of community as the youth/rock culture, primal therapy, anti-psychiatry, Third World camp-following, and belief in the occult.
Here's a telling anecdote: When Charlie Chaplin and the French filmmaker René Clair watched'Triumph of the Will'(1935),Leni Riefenstahl's visual paean to National Socialism,'Chaplin laughed but Clair was terror-stricken, fearing that, if it were shown more widely, all might be lost in the West'.
Riefenstahl's films are still effective because, among other reasons, their longings are still felt, because their content is a romantic ideal to which many continue to be attached and which is expressed in such diverse modes of cultural dissidence and propaganda for new forms of community as the youth/rock culture, primal therapy, anti-psychiatry, Third World camp-following, and belief in the occult.