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Jasper Britton | ... |
Self - Narrator
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| Adolf Hitler | ... |
Self (archiveFootage)
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Sidney Bernstein | ... |
Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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| Alfred Hitchcock | ... |
Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Directed by
| Sidney Bernstein | ||
Written by
| Richard Crossman | ... | (narration) and |
| Colin Wills | ... | (narration) |
| Alfred Hitchcock | ... | (treatment advisor) |
| Colin Wills | ... | () (1945 original production team) |
| Richard Crossman | ... | () (1945 original production team) |
Produced by
| Sidney Bernstein | ... | executive producer / producer |
| Sergei Nolbandov | ... | producer |
Editing by
| Marcel Cravenne | ... | (as Marcel Cohen) |
| Stewart McAllister | ... | (1945 Original Production Team) |
| George Smith | ||
| Peter Tanner | ... | (1945 Original Production Team) |
Editorial Department
| Donald Bowden | ... | assistant editor |
| Andrew Bullas | ... | off-line editor |
| Ray Riley | ... | assistant editor |
Production Management
| Sergei Nolbandov | ... | production supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Toby Haggith | ... | archive researcher |
| Oanis Rawbone | ... | scanning: image restoration and digital assembly |
| Paul J. Wright | ... | scanning: image restoration and digital assembly |
| Solly Zuckerman | ... | scientific advisor |
Production Companies
- Ministry of Information
- U.S. Office of War Information (original production)
Distributors
- First Run Features (2017) (United States) (theatrical)
- BFI Video (2017) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- British Army Film Unit (footage provided by)
- Imperial War Museum (restoration)
- Maurice Marks Trust (Funding)
- St James's Trust (Funding)
- The Eric Anker-Peterson Charity (Funding)
- U.S. Army Pictorial Services (footage provided by)
Storyline
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In April/May 1945 Allied camera teams filmed footage of the German concentration camps, including of the corpses of dead detainees and of the malnourished, ill-treated survivors. The main aim was to produce a documentary of Nazi atrocities to show to the German people in order to weaken any pro-Nazi sentiment that might remain. A secondary aim was as evidence that the atrocities occurred. This film was never made and the footage was archived. In 2014 the footage and narration from the original script were used to create a documentary on the German concentration camps, as seen from the perspective of liberating Allied soldiers. This is that film. Written by grantss |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Originally shot in 1945, the project took longer than expected to complete, and eventually five of the film's six reels were left, abandoned, in the Imperial War Museum and forgotten. The footage was discovered decades later, and shown in an incomplete version at the Berlin Film Festival in 1984, and then broadcast on American PBS in 1985 under the title Memory of the Camps (1984). See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited from Memory of the Camps (1984). See more » |