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Singing to seduce – The illusion of musical films in Nazi Germany
“Singing to seduce – The illusion of musical films in Nazi Germany” deals with the musical and lyrical aspects of Nazi-cinema and investigates further propaganda elements. Based on the musical films “Vienna Blood” (1942) and “Operetta” (1940) by Willi Forst, “We Make Music” (1942) by Helmut Käutner and “The Beggar Student” (1936) by Georg Jacoby, this dissertation analyses the manipulative content of these films and compares them with other musical films of the Third Reich.
Master thesis
M2 Esthétique du cinéma, Université Toulouse-Jean Jaurès, 20 septembre 2019
Director of research: Baqué, Zachary
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I am an Austrian filmmaker, photographer, graphic designer, and online marketing specialist based in Vienna and Graz, combining visual storytelling with data-driven marketing.
I studied Performing and Audiovisual Arts at the Université de Lorraine, Multimedia Arts at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Palermo, and Film Aesthetics at the Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès. I also completed my education in graphic design at Die Graphische in Vienna.
My short films have been screened at national and international festivals, including the Short Film Corner at the Festival de Cannes, with Bighellone (2024) receiving the Public Choice Award at the Austrian Film Festival. My latest film, Nikolo, is currently beginning its festival run.
Alongside my artistic work, I have experience in communication and content production for institutions such as the Institut français d’Autriche and the Austrian Ministry of European and International Affairs.
Today, I support businesses with creative and performance-driven online marketing, combining strong visual content with strategic thinking to achieve measurable results.
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