The Master Race

For all its high talk, however, it should be judged on its merits as a melodrama, which, to put it charitably, is somewhat confused.

One can't help but feel keen disappointment when a subject of tremendous human scope is tossed upon the screen in slipshod fashion, with little dramatic clarity.

A timely warning on rehabilitation in Europe with well sustained acting from the principals.

Biberman's film annoys by patting itself on the back for stating the obvious about the Nazi monsters.