Wagner & Me

Year: 2012

Runtime: 89 min

Language: English

Director: Patrick McGrady

BiographyHistoryMusicDocumentary

British comedian Stephen Fry explores the life and music of composer Richard Wagner, confronting the troubling connections between Wagner and Adolf Hitler. Set against the backdrop of the Bayreuth Festival, Fry’s personal journey examines the complicated relationship between art, politics, and ethical considerations. He wrestles with whether his admiration for Wagner’s musical genius can reconcile with the composer's problematic historical associations.

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