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Wartime combat

Desert victory offers a dramatic account of the Allied victory over Field Marshall Rommel's forces in North Africa. This tale of wpic struggle begins after Rommel's victory in Tobruk as he pushes into Egypt. Cameramen at war lauds the achievements of documentary photographers throughout the war. For a few moments, these anonymous men appear in front of the lens as we ponder the risks they took and the methods they used to capture vivid images of war.

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  • "British Documentary Movement"
  • "Desert victory, Cameramen at war"@en
  • "Desert victory"
  • "Cameramen at war"

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  • "Desert victory offers a dramatic account of the Allied victory over Field Marshall Rommel's forces in North Africa. This tale of wpic struggle begins after Rommel's victory in Tobruk as he pushes into Egypt. Cameramen at war lauds the achievements of documentary photographers throughout the war. For a few moments, these anonymous men appear in front of the lens as we ponder the risks they took and the methods they used to capture vivid images of war."@en
  • "Desert Victory documents the World War II British campaign in North Africa with the final victory at El Alamein and the triumphant advance across the desert to Tripoli. Cameramen at War is a tribute to the cameramen of the British military film units and the newsreel companies that sent back front-line reports. Most of the film is of World War II, with special emphasis on the European and North African combat areas."
  • "This series is a collection of twenty individual full length films representative of the British Documentary Film Movement. The films cover the twenty-two year period of the EMB (Empire Marketing Board) and continue through the postwar era."@en

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  • "History"
  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"
  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"@en

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  • "Wartime combat"@en
  • "Wartime combat"
  • "Wartime combat Desert victory, Cameramen at war"@en