The film is noted for its "unbearable" yet stylistically fitting techno-pop and indie soundtrack, featuring artists like The Hidden Cameras and Kill Cheerleader. The Raspberry Reich (2004) - Soundtracks - IMDb
However, "The Raspberry Reich" is not simply a dry, didactic exercise in political theory. The film is also a sensual and erotic exploration of desire, intimacy, and human connection. The title itself is a reference to a Freudian concept, in which the "Raspberry Reich" represents a realm of pleasure and desire that exists outside the boundaries of conventional society. The Raspberry Reich -2004-
It is a messy, loud, and pornographic satire that somehow manages to be intellectually stimulating. It asks uncomfortable questions about what we are willing to sacrifice for a cause, and whether the personal is truly political. The film is noted for its "unbearable" yet