This speech is excerpted from the closing scene of the Charlie Chaplin classic "The Great Dictator". Filmed at the beginning of WWII, it parodies Hitler and the Nazi regime.
Nearly 71 years since the film's initial release, and this impassioned speech retains its relevance. For this reason, I think it profoundly important to really listen to the words here - three and a half minutes is really nothing - because the call to universal peace and brotherly love is more necessary than ever!
Shout out to Sina A. for the head's up. I appreciate you.
No comments:
Post a Comment