Before, during and after World War II, governments around the globe
produced copious propaganda films. These are true moments of world
history, the attitudes of the people, the visual and audio recording of
what occurred.
Serpent Films presents a unique collection of carefully selected and digitally enhanced archive work from the period. See the real history, experience the real emotions and enjoy the uncut, unedited raw archive material. All too often this material is cut and edited for modern documentaries, leaving us wanting to see more. Now you can.
In Part One, we present various films, including an American propaganda film made just after the end of the war, explaining what happened and how Germany will be treated differently this time around. We see footage of Pearl Harbor and we see a unique anti-Nazi film based around their racist doctrines. Prepare to enjoy a fascinating journey into the real archive footage of World War II.
Serpent Films presents a unique collection of carefully selected and digitally enhanced archive work from the period. See the real history, experience the real emotions and enjoy the uncut, unedited raw archive material. All too often this material is cut and edited for modern documentaries, leaving us wanting to see more. Now you can.
In Part One, we present various films, including an American propaganda film made just after the end of the war, explaining what happened and how Germany will be treated differently this time around. We see footage of Pearl Harbor and we see a unique anti-Nazi film based around their racist doctrines. Prepare to enjoy a fascinating journey into the real archive footage of World War II.
Before, during and after World War II, governments around the globe produced copious propaganda films. These are true moments of world history, the attitudes of the people, the visual and audio recording of what occurred.
Serpent Films presents a unique collection of carefully selected and digitally enhanced archive work from the period. See the real history, experience the real emotions and enjoy the uncut, unedited raw archive material. All too often this material is cut and edited for modern documentaries, leaving us wanting to see more. Now you can.
In Part Two, we present various films, including an American propaganda film made during the war about the men who took the Bridge at Remegen, US Engineers in training and action, the Russian front and the world at war in 1942.
Run Time: 80 Minutes plus Extras.
WORLD WAR II HISTORY ARCHIVES PART 3
Before, during and after World War II, governments around the globe produced copious propaganda films. These are true moments of world history, the attitudes of the people, the visual and audio recording of what occurred.
Serpent Films presents a unique collection of carefully selected and digitally enhanced archive work from the period. See the real history, experience the real emotions and enjoy the uncut, unedited raw archive material. All too often this material is cut and edited for modern documentaries, leaving us wanting to see more. Now you can.
In Part Three we present a feature length documentary made just after and all about the Battle of Britain, plus a bonus twenty eight minute US 1942 propaganda film that covers the entire conflict thus far.
Run Time: 120 Minutes.
Before, during and after World War II, governments around the globe produced copious propaganda films. These are true moments of world history, the attitudes of the people, the visual and audio recording of what occurred.
Serpent Films presents a unique collection of carefully selected and digitally enhanced archive work from the period. See the real history, experience the real emotions and enjoy the uncut, unedited raw archive material. All too often this material is cut and edited for modern documentaries, leaving us wanting to see more. Now you can.
In Part Three we present a feature length documentary made just after and all about the Battle of Britain, plus a bonus twenty eight minute US 1942 propaganda film that covers the entire conflict thus far.
Run Time: 120 Minutes.