Die Welle

Hi! Recently, I saw a german film that I found thoroughly interesting, in that 
it studies our prejudices about totalitarist regimes rising nowadays: Die Welle (The
Wave).
Rainer Wenger is a teacher in a german High school, who is, because of his
rather unconventionnal teaching methods, forced to teach autocratique 
regimes to his pupils, much to his disapointment.
So, on the first day of school, Wenger introduces the subject by asking the 
kids a simple question:Do you think another Third Reich alike regime 
could rise in Europe nowadays?. To which they categorically answer that it 
is impossible for that to happen, arguing that seeing how they have been told 
all their life how terrible it was, it wouldn't cross anyone's mind ever again 
to create such a thing.
He then decides to create a real life role play in the class, little by 
little surreptitiously instauring rules in this mini-community: a salute, a name 
(The wave), a uniforme; all of these which were of course part of the nazi rules.
This cummunity quickly spreads oustide the classroom, and the pupils start 
to promote it by tagging waves all around town and organizing meetings. Soon,
whoever isn't a part of the Wave is persecuted: Wenger's project has got out 
of hand.
I won't tell you the end, but I encourage you to watch this very 
sociologically interesting movie, in German of course!