Escaping the Nazis. Then Going Back
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Art and Ethics in Oppressive Regimes
This chapter explores the life and legacy of filmmaker G.W. Pabst, examining his complex relationship with the Nazi regime while addressing the moral ambiguities faced by artists under totalitarianism. It discusses the justifications artists use for their work amidst oppressive environments and the ethical implications of their choices. The conversation invites reflection on how society judges artistic merit against the backdrop of unethical actions and historical abuses.
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