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Humphrey Jennings (1907–1950)
Humphrey Jennings, born in 1907, was a writer, set designer, painter, editor and, perhaps most famously, a director of ground-breaking documentary films for the renowned GPO film unit: Listen to Britain (1942), Fires Were Started (1943) and A Diary for Timothy (1945), films that changed the face of public service broadcasting. Throughout his life ...
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Born:in Walberswick, Suffolk, England, UKDied:(age 43) in Poros, Greece |
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Book: "Pandaemonium" (published posthumously).Alternate Names:
F.H. Jennings
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