POWER [DVD] [1934]
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This is the story of Joseph Suss Oppenheimer, socially a low-ranking Jew, whose pursuit of economic power enables him to mingle with nobility, in the service of the Duke, in order to break down the barriers of the Ghetto.
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Format: DVD
Wurttemberg in the Eighteenth Century was a small independent state in Germany, ruled by a hereditary duke. It was a time of brutality and universal intolerance and the Jews above all suffered oppression and boycott. This is the story of Joseph Suss Oppenheimer, socially a low-ranking Jew, whose pursuit of economic power enables him to mingle with nobility, in the service of the Duke, in order to break down the barriers of the Ghetto. When the Duke wrongs him, he plots his downfall, which will have dark consequences for all concerned. Adapted from the original novel by Lion Feuchtwanger.
| Cast
Conrad Veidt |
Director Lothar Mendes Producer Michael Balcon Cinematography Otto Ludwig Writer A. R. Rawlinson Dorothy Farnum |
Format DVD
Language English
Region Region 1
Audio Dolby Digital 2.0
Aspect Ratio 1.37:1 / 4x3
Subtitles English
Rating Not Rated
Runtime 108
Year 1934
Color B&W
UPC 089859875021
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