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Study Guide for The Wave - CFI Education
THE WAVE A Study Guide compiled by Roberta McNair for the Mill Valley Film Festival Table of Contents Introduction 2 The Film 3 The Director 4 The Book 4 The Wave 4 The experiment: The Third Wave 6 Controversies 7 Other social psychology experiments 7 The Milgram Experiment 8 The Stanford prison experiment 8 Authoritarian Movements 10 Fascism 10 Nazism 11 The Wave 14 Questions for Discussion and Research 15 References and Bibliography 16 Appendix 16 The Third Wave 16 Remembering the 3rd Wave 25 Introduction The material in this Guide is intended for educational use only, and reproduction for commercial purposes is forbidden. Objective This Study Guide aims to provide a framework for students to analyze and understand this film, its basis in actual events, and an historical context for the fascist direction The Wave group takes. Through research, analysis, and discussion, students will achieve an understanding not only of the subject of this drama but also the nature and psychology of the need to belong, empowerment, and FilmThe Wave (Die Welle), 2007 Director Dennis Gansel Writers Dennis Gansel, Peter Thorwarth, Todd Strasser (novel) Producer Nina Maag Cinematographer Torsten Breuer Editor Ueli Christen Cast J rgen Vogel Rainer Wenger Frederick Lau Tim Max Riemelt Marco Jennifer Ulrich Karo Christiane Paul Anke Wenger Elyas
By Todd Strasser (writing as Morton Rhue) The novel won the 1981 Massachusetts Book Award for Children’s/Young Adult literature. Strasser writes on his Website: “THE WAVE is loosely based on an essay by Ron Jones that appeared in a WHOLE EARTH CATALOGUE some time in the early 1970s. I have never met Mr. Jones. I’ve been
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