Brave, decisive, irresistibly beautiful, like the Queen of the Nibelungs from the ancient German epic, Leni Riefenstahl broke into the elite of world cinema as a brilliant actress and director-camerawoman of the documentaries “Triumph of the Will” and “Olympia”, filmed with the approval and under the patronage of Adolf himself Hitler. In these films, with the talent and passion of an outstanding artist, she managed to convey the spirit of an era of unprecedented growth, the powerful unity of pre-war Germany. These films instantly brought Leni worldwide fame, but, like all the best created by the German nation, Riefenstahl's fame was trampled into the mud, erased in dust under the iron tread of the legions of the Third Reich. Only amazing courage helped Leni Riefenstahl not to break under the pressure of many years of accusations of involvement in Nazi crimes. She survived and did not lose interest in life. Leni returned to cinematography, once again proving to everyone her talent and her exclusivity. She was again applauded by the admiring world...In 2003, the Queen left this world, forever remaining in the memory of numerous fans of her work as The Last of the Nibelungs...