Wartime homefront

"Two documentaries about London during the Blitz. 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 British documentary production starting with the works of the EMG (Empire Marketing Group) and continue through the postwar era."@en
"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 British documentary production starting with the works of the EMG (Empire Marketing Group) and continue through the postwar era."@en
"LONDON CAN TAKE IT aka BRITAIN CAN TAKE IT (1940, 9 min) is understated and often finds humour in situations that might more typically be depicted as tragic and barbaric - the daily destruction of a great city. FIRES WERE STARTED aka I WAS A FIREMAN (1943, 72 min) uses reenactment techniques to show the Auxiliary Fire Service in action during the winter and spring of 1940/41 when the Blitz of London was at its height. (SFU USE ONLY)."