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Imagine The World Without Our MasterpiecesPlot:
The story of Nazi Germany's plundering of Europe's great works of art during World War II and Allied efforts to minimize the damage. full summary | full synopsisAwards:
1 win & 1 nomination moreUser Comments:
I cannot appreciate Art, but this is very good. moreUS TV Schedule:
| Mon. Nov. 24 | 9:00 PM | PBS | |||
| Thur. Nov. 27 | 1:00 AM | PBS |
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(Credited cast) | Joan Allen | ... | Narrator |
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This is another fascinating look at the devastation of everything that happened during WWII. This is a little known fact about the systematic way the Nazis stole everything & didn't think about any of the actual consequences of their own greed. I am the 1st to admit that I really know nothing about art and can't "Get it." I cannot understand the Van Gogh's or the Renoir's as much as I'd like to. I understand and like history & that is what I understand and appreciate just like movies & know a interesting story despite the topic if it is presented well. Just like understanding math, Art is in the same league, you either understand it/and or can do it, or you can't. It's not something you can really teach, just ask the failed artist Hitler. Just as this film suggests what if he had gotten into the art school? Would he have been the monster he became? Very doubtful & it explains his love/hate relationship w/the subject. Even if you can't understand why a painting sells for 5 million or 100 million (like I can't) this is still an interesting study.