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Filmed and edited by socialite and amateur filmmaker Rosie Newman, this 1946 documentary shows members of the armed forces engaged in training exercises as well as fascinating shots of life on the Home...
A collection of films showing the effect of the blitz on London and its people, and the plans for the post-war regeneration of the City. Includes: LONDON CAN TAKE IT, THE PROUD CITY, LONDON AIRPORT, MOVING...
Written and narrated by Alistair Cooke, this is an account of the defence of Britain from 10th May 1940 to 10th May 1941. It is one of the most famous documentaries ever made about the Second World War.
A video compilation of archive footage aiming to provide an insight into the lives of Britain’s civilian population during the Blitz (1940-41). Footage from DO IT NOW, BRITAIN CAN TAKE IT, and HEART OF...
Made as a tribute to the Londoners and, indirectly, to the inhabitants of all bombed cities, this is an account of the great fire of 29 December 1940. Contains extraordinary footage of London in flames and...
One day in the life of an Auxiliary Fire Service unit in the London Blitz. This is the full version of the cinema classic FIRES WERE STARTED, which captured the mood of a Britain under siege. Using real...
Quentin Reynolds’ second film despatch from London to America shows Christmas 1940, the year of the Blitz. By this time Ian Dalrymple was head of the GPO Film Unit which had been renamed the Crown Film...
'The film was a collaboration by the whole unit. Everything else stopped for it’ Harry Watt has said. ‘I think I wrote the script. At least I wrote it down, but let us say it was a communal script. It...
Two films combined on one videocassette.
The story of the first night of the London Blitz, told in the form of a dispatch from an American correspondent.
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