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In 1934, German director Leni Riefenstahl was invited to film "Triumph of the Will." The film was conceived by the Nazis, with funding provided by the Third Reich, documenting the peak of Nazi meetings, rallies, and parades. To facilitate the filming, the empire provided unlimited funding, a crew of over 100 people, countless spotlights, 16 top photographers, 30 cameras, 22 cars with drivers, and uniformed mobile police officers. This massive and luxurious production team, combined with Riefenstahl's genius creativity and aesthetic concepts, contributed to one of the most perfect and controversial masterpieces in film history. "Triumph of the Will" is considered the "most authoritative propaganda film" and won the Best Documentary Award at the 1935 Venice Film Festival and Paris Film Festival.