The Wave

By Creola 2022-07-18 12:33:12

The Wave--The Reflection On The Trend Of Totalitarianism

After watching this film, what impressed me the most was the reflection on the trend of totalitarianism. Has totalitarianism really gone away from us? Or he is simply an important aspect of human nature, dormant in everyone's heart.

What kind of social environment would constitute centralization? We can find the answer in the German Weimar regime after...

By Antone 2022-07-05 21:13:23

Die Welle: What Exactly Is Authoritarianism?

In May, I worked as a volunteer in the Ya'an disaster area. The volunteer organization I belong to is a typical dictatorial organization. Everything is decided by the team leader, from daily work tasks to time allocation, from when to eat to when to go to bed, from what to eat to what to drink. I can understand the necessity of this form in extraordinary times, but the interesting thing is that after a few days, the leader left the camp in a hurry, and there was no time to appoint a deputy...

By Pearlie 2022-04-24 07:01:08

When a person overcomes loneliness, he can overcome fascism

When can people overcome loneliness, when can they overcome fascism.
                                                                                ——I. New York State Super Invincible Beautiful Girl

At the end of 2017, I wrote a diary fragment: "Okay, good, good, if I can go back to the past, I am willing to escape all loneliness and no longer overturn the definition of happiness. I am willing to follow the steps, There is a solid class group and love, and there is a warm...

By Lorine 2022-04-24 07:01:08

Devil's Classroom, Fascist Ghost

The Wave, directed by German director Daniel Gansel, is based on real events that took place in an American high school in 1967. In order to give students a...

By Crawford 2022-04-23 07:02:20

Even the waves are turbid

I only remember one sentence from Mr. Machiavelli's words: "The future of every republic has a Caesar waiting for her." I

     watched the German movie "The Wave" yesterday and told a story related to the above thoughts. An experiment by a disgruntled political science teacher turned children who didn't believe the Nazis would resurface into "neo-Nazis" in about five days -- and the film recreated it in a stunningly realistic way The causes, manifestations and consequences of...

By Cheyenne 2023-08-02 00:23:05

It's like a political science textbook!...

By Sherman 2023-06-30 18:18:18

Collectivism can easily win over people’s hearts. After all, most people are social animals who need the care of others. People who grow up in a love-deprived environment especially yearn for collectivism. People in a group can easily become violent and cold-blooded because they do not reflect their individual will and religious group. It's also a form of collectivism, but the beauty is that it points to God and God is perfectly abstract. If the collective will points to one person, the end...

By Madie 2023-06-27 10:05:23

It's horrible to be brainwashed in a week. This film uses the cost of two young lives to show us how terrifying a group of two members of a fanatical group...

By Theron 2023-05-23 14:52:31

From the beginning of the fuzzy teacher's personal state, I was looking forward to the ending of God, and the result was that I thought I was the end of God... According to the argumentation and thinking of this piece, it doesn't matter whether this organization has a soul or not, whether it is a sports experiment or not, and whether it is a totalitarianism or a totalitarianism. , as long as there are mindless individuals who allow themselves to be completely immersed in the collective and pay...

By Jean 2023-05-07 16:49:06

Mass movements can "cure those who are seriously frustrated. Not in solving their difficulties in life, but in freeing them from their impotent egos." I think the point of this film is not entirely to warn people that Nazi ideology still exists, but to discuss all of this in a more human way and where it came...