Those who enjoyed the March and Louis Farrakhan’s role in it so very much can always keep that special feeling alive through the pleasures of video rentals. Some recommendations:
Triumph of the Will, Leni Riefenstahl’s account of another mass gathering — in Nuremberg, 1934, with happy Nazis cavorting to the strains of Adolf Hitler’s soothing baritone.
Elmer Gantry, featuring Burr Lancaster’s brilliant portrait of a pulpit- hogging charlatan.
All the King’s Men, The Oscar-winning movie version of Robert Penn Warren’s novel about Huey Long, with a spellbinding Broderick Crawforcl as the most dangerous demagogue in American history.
