Combat Girls

This documentary delves into the lives of young women in Germany who have become involved in right-wing extremist groups. It follows several girls as they navigate their involvement, showcasing their motivations, daily lives, and the ideologies that shape their world. The film offers a stark look at the allure of radicalism for some disillusioned youth.

Combat Girls received critical acclaim for its unflinching and sensitive portrayal of a difficult subject. Reviewers praised its raw honesty and the filmmakers' ability to gain intimate access to the lives of its subjects, offering a nuanced perspective on the phenomenon of right-wing extremism among young women. It was noted for its important social commentary and lack of sensationalism.

• A powerful and disturbing look into the lives of young neo-Nazi women.

• Praised for its empathetic yet critical examination of radicalization.

• Highlights the social and personal factors contributing to extremist involvement.

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Nominated for the German Film Award (Adolf Grimme Award) in 2013 for Director David Wnendt.

Director David Wnendt spent over a year gaining the trust of the young women featured in the film, allowing for the intimate and candid footage captured.