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Short French-language propaganda film made by British auteur Alfred Hitchcock about a WWII soldier’s escape from German-occupied France.
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Short drama set in 1970s Belfast in which a widowed father and his daughter bond over Morse code, but their peaceful family life gets disrupted.
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Read MoreA short archive film in which a boy writes to a pen pal in the USA to explain what life is like in 1950s Scotland from a child’s perspective.
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A short archive film in which a Welsh boy writes to his cousin in Australia, offering an insight into a 1950s rural upbringing.
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A 1950s film postcard from the Isle of Wight, where two children go an adventure in a fishing boat.
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Archive documentary in which young British Asians reflect on their cultural identities and share their passion for music that blends traditions.
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A short archival documentary featuring ‘The Prince of Achmed’ director Lotte Reiniger demonstrating how she makes her cut-out silhouette...
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Read MoreArchive experimental animation featuring Muybridge’s iconic photographs and early computer videographics, playfully reimagining an urban setting.
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Archive travelogue showcasing the landscapes and local attractions of Lancashire, also advertising the locally manufactured laundry detergent.
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Read MoreWhilst listening to a piece of music and reading a spooky book, a man falls asleep and dreams of being buried alive.
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Read MoreSilent and first film adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland sees a young girl follow a white rabbit down a burrow into a fantastical world.
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Read MoreArchive comedic animation in which a mathematician tries to convince people that the end of the world could be near.
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