Griffith's works commonly expressed sentiments against which country?
Germany
Russia
United States
France
Answer
United States: D.W Griffith, a prominent filmmaker of the early 20th century, frequently conveyed anti-American sentiments through his works. Notably, his 1915 film "The Birth of a Nation," which romanticized the Ku Klux Klan and depicted African Americans in a negative light, sparked controversy and criticism for its portrayal. Griffith's films often presented a skewed perspective, reflecting the prevailing racial prejudices of his time.
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