Nazism and Cinema - Awarded Films

Awarded Films

Officially honored films considered to be "artistically valuable" by the state (* = predicate "special political value", ** = predicate "film of the nation"):

Year Title
1933

S.A.-Mann Brand (Franz Seitz, Sr.)
Hitlerjunge Quex i.e. Hitler Youth Quex (Hans Steinhoff)
Reifende Jugend i.e. Maturing Youth (Carl Froelich)
Flüchtlinge, i.e. Refugees (Gustav Ucicky)
1934

Der Schimmelreiter i.e. The Rider on the White Horse (Curt Oertel, Hans Deppe)
Der verlorene Sohn i.e. The Prodigal Son (Luis Trenker)
Krach um Jolanthe (Carl Froelich)
1935

*Hermine und die sieben Aufrechten i.e. Hermine and the Honorable Seven (Frank Wisbar)
*Der alte und der junge König i.e. The old and the young King (Hans Steinhoff)
*Das Mädchen Johanna i.e. Lass Joanna (Gustav Ucicky)
Friesennot i.e. Frisians in Hardship (Willi Krause)
*Der höhere Befehl i.e. Higher Order (Gerhard Lamprecht)
1936

Das Schönheitsfleckchen i.e. The Beauty Spot (Rolf Hansen)
*Traumulus (Carl Froelich)
*Der Kaiser von Kalifornien i.e. The Kaiser of California (Luis Trenker)
*Verräter i.e. Traitors (Karl Ritter)
*Wenn wir alle Engel wären i.e. If all men were angels (Carl Froelich)
1937

*Der Herrscher i.e. The Sovereign (Veit Harlan)
*Patrioten i.e. Patriots (Karl Ritter)
*Urlaub auf Ehrenwort (Karl Ritter)
1938

Revolutionshochzeit i.e. Revolution-Marriage (Hans Heinz Zerlett)
*Der Katzensteg (Fritz Peter Buch)
*Pour le Mérite (Karl Ritter)
1939

Es war eine rauschende Ballnacht (Carl Froelich)
Befreite Hände i.e. Freed Hands (Hans Schweikart)
*Robert Koch, der Bekämpfer des Todes i.e. Robert Koch, fighting death (Hans Steinhoff)
*Mutterliebe i.e. Motherly Love (Gustav Ucicky)
1940

Der Postmeister i.e. The Postmaster (Gustav Ucicky)
*Jud Süß (Veit Harlan)
*Bismarck (Wolfgang Liebeneiner)
1941

Ich klage an i.e. I accuse (Wolfgang Liebeneiner)
*Kampfgeschwader Lützow (Hans Bertram)
*Annelie (Josef von Báky)
*Komödianten i.e. Comedians (Georg Wilhelm Pabst)
**Ohm Krüger (Hans Steinhoff)
**Heimkehr i.e. Coming Home (Gustav Ucicky)
1942

Wiener Blut i.e. Viennese Blood (Willi Forst)
Die goldene Stadt i.e. The Golden City (Veit Harlan)
Der große Schatten i.e. The Great Shadow (Paul Verhoeven)
*Andreas Schlüter cf. sculptor and architect Andreas Schlüter (Herbert Maisch)
*Wen die Götter lieben i.e. Those whom the Gods love (Karl Hartl)
*Germanin - Die Geschichte einer kolonialen Tat (Max W. Kimmich, Luis Trenker)
**Der große König i.e. The Great King (Veit Harlan)
**Die Entlassung i.e. The Dismissal (Wolfgang Liebeneiner)
1943

Sophienlund (Heinz Rühmann)
Romanze in Moll i.e. Romance in a Minor Key (Helmut Käutner)
Altes Herz wird wieder jung i.e. Old heart rejuvenated (Erich Engel)
*Der unendliche Weg i.e. The Infinite Road (Hans Schweikart)
1944

Der gebieterische Ruf i.e. The Masterful Calling (Gustav Ucicky)
Philharmoniker i.e. Philharmonic (Paul Verhoeven)
Das Herz muss schweigen (Gustav Ucicky)
Opfergang i.e. Way of Sacrifice (Veit Harlan)
1945

**Kolberg (Veit Harlan)

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