Tunisian Victory

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Tunisian Victory (1944)

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Documentary made by the U.S. Army Signal Corps that contained footage from American and British governmental agencies, American newsreels, captured enemy film and newsreels, the Canadian National Film Board and more.

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Title	Tunisian Victory (1944)
Runtime	1 hr. 15 min.
Studio	American Pop Clas...
Genres	News and Information
Description	Documentary made by the U.S. Army Signal Corps that contained footage from American and British governmental agencies, American newsreels, captured enemy film and newsreels, the Canadian National Film Board and more.

about 1 month ago

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It is important to note that not all of the footage was taken during this campaign. For example, the French soldier supposedly shown firing a rifle at allied troops is firing an American M-1, a rifle that would not have been available to the Vichy troops. Still in all great footage!

9 months ago

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Journalisim meets propaganda. Our parents and grandparents did not have the advantages of modern technology like smart phones, internet, and cyber links, which give this generation instant news the way it is happening, raw, bold, and uncensured. But if you can filter the drumming dialogue and scope the images from the authentic news reel footage, you can get a pulse pounding vision of what it was like to be at the brink of devestation. I think the combination of scripted narative and actual war footage is an art form( yes, propaganda, I know) but you cannot deny the pure picture of the film itself, which shows war at its bare savagery.

about 1 year ago

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For a war-time documentary, this film has some amazing and surprising footage. Real attacks, real explosions and real bodies, some in various stages of burn or decay. A lot of old WWII film has been recycled by Hollywood, but much of the footage here I've never seen before. Seeing the devastation up close of heavy artilery and the big navy destroyers of that era. You'll be saying omg a lot while watching this.

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