3rd Reich Mothers, in the Name of the Master Race

The story follows two 17-year-old girls, Alice and Lisette, who are taken from their Alsatian families to support the war effort in Germany. After enduring six months in an indoctrination camp, they are sent to work in a munitions factory where they face grueling conditions. An explosion raises suspicions of sabotage, leading to further threats of punishment and a transfer to a maternity ward, where they continue to endure the horrors of war.

This film combines elements of drama and mockumentary, showcasing the impact of race politics and the German occupation of France. It tackles heavy themes such as the exploitation of women and the brutality of war during the 1940s, making it a thought-provoking watch for viewers interested in this historical period. With a cast that includes Flore Bonaventura and Pierre Kiwitt, the film offers a unique perspective on the struggles faced by working women during a tumultuous era in history.