The Blue Light
An eccentric mountain girl whom the villagers believe to be a witch, befriends a painter and leads him to a forbidden grotto, not realizing the tragic repercussions of having disturbed a cache of ethereal crystals.
The Great Leap
Leni Riefenstahl plays an Italian peasant whose simple life is upended when a series of urbanites invade the slopes for a ski vacation.
Longing For Innocence
Between 1963 and 1976, filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl spent months living among the Nuba people in the Kordofan Province of Sudan, documenting their cultural traditions as well as the everyday activities crucial to their very survival.
Riefenstahl
Explores Leni Riefenstahl’s artistic legacy and her complex ties to the Nazi regime, juxtaposing her self-portrayal with evidence suggesting awareness of the regime’s atrocities.
S.O.S. Iceberg
In a departure from the trademark Alpine settings of Arnold Fanck's Bergfilme ("Mountain Films"), S.O.S. Iceberg takes place off the coast of Greenland, where an explorer, Karl Lorenz (Gustav Diessl), is stranded on a steadily-eroding iceberg. This DVD release contains both the German and English-l…
Storm Over Mont Blanc
Riefenstahl is a daredevil pilot who must come to the aid of an isolated observatory worker when a blizzard strikes, conquering the daunting heights of Europe's highest mountain and sparking passion in the process.
The Holy Mountain (2K Restoration)
A strange and beguiling romance that launched the career of actress/filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, The Holy Mountain is the greatest of Arnold Fanck’s legendary “mountain films,” in which dramatic intrigues are played out against the breathtaking backdrop of the German Alps
Tiefland
Don Sebastian becomes smitten with Martha, an exotic Spanish dancer, and schemes to add her to his menagerie. Martha tries to broker a peace between the cattle baron and the shepherds, but Don Sebastian’s greed is insatiable, and a violent confrontation seems inevitable.
Triumph of the Will
Capturing the pageantry of the 1934 Nuremberg congress, Leni Riefenstahl’s controversial documentary is a sensory tableau that celebrates Germany’s resurgence in the aftermath of a crushing economic depression.