Der Hollywood-Code: Kult, Satanismus und Symbolik

"The Hollywood Code: Cult, Satanism, and Symbolism" by Nikolas Pravda is a comprehensive non-fiction book that examines the influence of film and media on society. This work investigates how cultural symbols and occult themes are used in the film industry to manipulate people's awareness and perception. With a focus on the connection between Hollywood and various cultural movements, the book offers a critical analysis of the symbolism present in many well-known films and by prominent figures in the industry.

The book spans 521 pages and is written in German. It is aimed at readers interested in the intersections of art, music, and design, who wish to understand the deeper meanings behind the visual and narrative elements of film art. Weighing 670 grams and with compact dimensions of 15.2 cm in width and 20.8 cm in height, it is suitable for both study and personal libraries. This scholarly work provides valuable insights into the often hidden messages of the entertainment industry.