Mad Dog of Europe

The documentary delves into the historically significant screenplay that Mankiewicz wrote, which was a prescient caution against the rise of fascism. By examining this narrative, the film sheds light on the artistic and political climate of the early 1930s, providing context for Mankiewicz's work and its rejection by the film industry of the time.

Produced by Le Bureau Films and Heimatfilm, Mad Dog of Europe captures an important moment in cinematic history. It invites viewers to consider the implications of ignoring urgent political messages and the role of filmmakers in society. The film's focus on Mankiewicz, who co-wrote Citizen Kane, adds an intriguing layer to its exploration of lost opportunities in storytelling and activism within cinema.