Hitler’s Eye
Director Dror Moreh, Producers Sigrid Dyekjaer, Natalie Humphreys, Philippe Levasseur, Konstanze Speide, and Harry Vaughn
A Berlin man unearths a vast archive of photographs, taken by his father, of Hitler’s inner circle during WWII. He kept them secret for years out of shame, but now, in his elder years, decides these extraordinary images must come to light. Encountering this chilling, never-seen trove, we gain new depths of understanding of Hitler, his propaganda machine, and the visual ideology that metastasized within his cloistered world.
Dror Moreh
Director
Dror Moreh began his career as a D.O.P and became one of Israel’s leading documentary filmmakers and cinematographers. During his career, he shot award winning feature films and documentaries. His works as director includes The Gatekeepers, (best documentary nomination at the 2012 Academy Awards, best nonfiction film of 2012 by the National Society of Film Critics, best documentary by the LA Film Critic, Cinema for Peace Award Berlin 2013), Sharon (Official program «panorama» at the 58th Berlin Film Festival), The Human Factor (Sony Pictures Classics, 2021), Corridors of Power (Telluride Film Festival 2023), and Dagan.
Sigrid Dyekjær
Producer
Sigrid Dyekjær is an award-winning producer behind some of the most acclaimed documentaries of the past decade. She produced the Oscar-nominated The Cave (2020), winning an Emmy, a Cinema Eye Award, and a PGA nomination. The Territory (2022), co-produced with Darren Aronofsky, won awards at Sundance, a Peabody, and a Primetime Emmy, and was Oscar-shortlisted. Her recent films include Apolonia, Apolonia (2024), also Oscar-shortlisted, and Viktor, which premiered at TIFF 2024. Earlier, she produced Hanna Polak’s Something Better to Come, winner of over 80 awards and a 2016 PGA nominee.
Natalie Humphreys
Producer
Natalie has worked across the UK and global production sector for nearly three decades as a writer, director, and executive producer, winning multiple awards for cinematography, innovation and reaching new audiences. Prior to launching Storyboard Studios, Natalie led the BBC’s factual production, where she was in charge of a £100M production portfolio including the world-renowned BBC Natural History Unit, Documentary and History teams. She is known as a trusted originator with awards from BAFTA, Grierson, RTS, Banff and Broadcast. She oversaw the launch of Planet Earth II and a new factual drama slate including Emmy-nominated The Challenger.
Philippe Levasseur
Producer
Philippe Levasseur has directed and produced dozens of documentaries and documentary series, mainly for France Télévisons, ARTE, Netflix and Prime Video. He co-created the production company Babel Press in India, then opened the company office in the US. He has also run CAPA, the leading documentary production company in France for 5 years, and TF1 Studio’s international operations for three years.
Konstanze Speide
Producer
German-Swedish documentary producer Konstanze Speidel develops and produces films and factual series for international broadcasters, streamers, and cinemas. Her work focuses on historical, cultural, and socially relevant topics. She produced Searching for Ingmar Bergman, which premiered at Cannes Film Festival (2018), and Der Fall Navalny (ZDF), chronicling Alexei Navalny’s rescue to Berlin. Before joining Flare Film, she served as Head of Development at Bavaria Film Group. Konstanze specializes in bringing high-stakes stories to the screen.
Harry Vaughn
Producer
Harry produces with Sigrid Dyekjaer at Real Lava. His credits include Oscar-nominee Talal Derki and Heba Khaled’s Under the Sky of Damascus, Oscar-nominee Connie Field’s Democracy Noir, Olivier Sarbil’s Viktor, Sandra Winther’s Lowland Kids and Agnieszka Zwiefka’s Silent Trees. He is grant advisor for Jewish Story Partners and for ten years, he was documentary programmer for the Sundance Film Festival and later its Senior Programmer, and has advised and juried in numerous organizations throughout the world including Dok Incubator, El Gouna Platform, Hot Docs Forum, The Cinema Eye Honors and the IDA Awards.