MOVIE · 1940
Jud Süß
Drama98 min
Made in 1940 Germany, this Nazi propaganda drama centers on Duke Karl Alexander of Württemberg and his treasurer, Süß Oppenheimer, recasting their relationship as openly anti-Semitic historical drama. Ferdinand Marian is Oppenheimer at the center of the court, while Kristina Söderbaum and Heinrich George are among the figures gathered around the duke and the unrest beyond his rule. Palace maneuvering, accusations, and public hostility drive the story, with the film’s politics inseparable from the regime that produced it.
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