

The Confessions of Winifred Wagner
Winifred, the geriatric daughter-in-law of the famed composer Richard Wagner, talks about her cultural and political influence during the Third Reich. Yet in contradiction to the films's title, Winifred confesses nothing. The contradictions within her discourse do, however, reveal the extent of her delusions and political commitment as an unrepentant fascist. She paradoxically describes herself as a completely apolitical being, adamant that her classification as a grade three Nazi at the end of the war was a grave injustice. Still Winifred cannot contain her amusement when she recalls that after the collapse of the Third Reich, she was the only person left in Germany who would admit that she was a Nazi.
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United StatesUS
- Theatrical (limited)New York City, New York23 Mar 1978
- PremiereSeattle International Film Festival21 May 1979
United KingdomGB
- TV12 Feb 1977
FranceFR
- PremiereCannes Film Festival Marché du Film30 May 1976
GermanyDE
- Premiere1 Jul 1975
- Theatrical23 Mar 1978
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