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First anniversary of Lenin’s death. Shot of the factory worker who caught the man who fired at Lenin. Lenin convalescing from the assassination attempt. Recent events: 1918, the counter-revolution starts...
The first anniversary of Lenin’s death. Workers and peasants eat together and unite; free meals being given out. A delegation of peasants visits Moscow, sees Lenin’s body in the mausoleum, the Tsar’s...
A typical issue of an American newsreel during World War 1. It includes an interview with Hudson Maxim, inventor of the machine-gun and smokeless powder, a War Savings Stamp appeal and scenes in a...
Official World War 1 film of the Western Front. Actual shots of men in the trenches. No heroics, slow-moving, mundane in style and yet greatly interesting on account of the reality of the situations and the...
1: A collection of early films from Victorian times, including Queen Victoria with her family, the Boer War, family life, early cinematograph experiments and theatre and music hall acts. 2: Archive films...
Almost twelve hours of newsreel stories from the US Warner-Pathe News Magazine of the Screen, spanning the period 1949 - 1957, reformatted for classroom presentation
This three disc DVD set features Pathe footage taken from across the 1930s, giving an insight into the decade leading up to World War II. In a world reeling from the Great Depression, the decade was...
10-hour set celebrating the dynamic, gender-bending, ethnically diverse West that flourished in early movies but has never before been seen on video. The forty films contained in this collection present a...
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