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Part of BFI collection "Portrait of a People."
Captured German World War II newsreel footage sheds light on the strategy of Joseph Goebbels's Ministry of Propaganda in this fascinating series. The fifth volume focuses on the early part of 1941 and addresses the infor
This installment of the fascinating series covers the latter part of 1944, exploring Germany's V2 bombing campaign of southern England, the battles over eastern Poland and the ongoing transformation of the Hitler Youth i
The Newsreel reports on student demonstrations in Belgrade and Ljubljana and on Tito’s response to the riots.
We follow Limo, a curious and expressive cat who will discover an unusual smell.
This one (given the heading "more bad news for the thirsty") continues the series' tradition, this time showing a Virginia seizure and destruction. Currently available as part of the Treasures of the American Film Archiv
G-men uncover a cache of smuggled liquor, confiscate it, and destroy it on a riverbank. Currently available as part of the Treasures of the American Film Archives boxed set.
We start with a demonstration of the bootleg bottling process before the liquor bottles are smashed into barrels by law enforcement. Currently available as part of the Treasures of the American Film Archives boxed set.
In Baltimore, an "I'm an American Day" parade is shown. At Altus Air Force Base, a black soldier comes to the aid of a white engineer who is crippled. Black officials of the Eisenhower Administration are shown including
Collection of reports related to Rio de Janeiro.
The film is a war-propaganda newsreel film produced when Japan’s defeat in the Pacific War was imminent. The film covers the visit to the birthplace of the late Captain Choe Myeong-ha (Takeyama in Japanese), the first Ko
Spring brings ten inches of snow to New York; President Johnson arrives for a conference with South Vietnam leader; BICYCLE TRANSPORT in Vietnam; Fort Lauderdale brings vacationing college students; Cycle Race. Mar 28, (
Part of a series, this compilation of World War II newsreel footage produced by Joseph Goebbels's propaganda ministry chronicles the Battle of Dunkirk, the German occupation of Copenhagen and other events of early 1940.
City views of Perm. The movement of ships on the river. Visitors in the art gallery. Production processes at the Perm cable plant. Construction of a chemical plant. Performance at the Perm Circus. Students of Perm Ballet
Celebrates the 500th journal made since August 23rd 1944.
This film documents the activities of newspaper staff members during a 24-hour period, showing how news is gathered and how it is written, edited, and printed. About the film,producer Tom Smith writes "The assignment was
The historic newsreel depicting the tragic events of the Miskatonic University Antarctic Expedition of 1930-31. This newsreel, once believed lost, is restored and made available by the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society.
Short part of BFI collection "This Working Life: Steel".
The events marked the Kippax four piece’s first gigs together since 2011 and 20 years since their classic eponymously named debut album. With a warm up at the legendary Glasgow Barrowland selling out in under and hour an
Father Alexander, a priest from Demidov in the Smolensk region, has a surprising secular passion: he never misses a ballet premiere at the Bolshoi or the Mariinsky. Although the Church doesn’t forbid such interests, his