The brothers Warner

Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack, the Warner brothers, turned a storefront into a dream factory. Filmmaker (and Harry's granddaughter) Cass Warner Sperling tells a story of sibling rivalry, social conscience, and the silver screen. It's a story told from the inside by those who lived it and from the outside by film historians.

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"Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack, the Warner brothers, turned a storefront into a dream factory. Filmmaker (and Harry's granddaughter) Cass Warner Sperling tells a story of sibling rivalry, social conscience, and the silver screen. It's a story told from the inside by those who lived it and from the outside by film historians."@en
""Tells the story of the four Warner brothers, the filmmaker's grandfather Harry, honest Abe, visionary Sam, and volatile Jack, who founded and ran Warner Bros. studios for over fifty years. Provides an inside look at their family dynamics and shows how the brothers rose from immigrant poverty to become a major force in Hollywood movie-making." -- website."
"Portrait des frères Harry, Albert, Sam et Jack Warner qui ont fondé la compagnie de cinéma Warner Brothers."
"An intimate portrait of the Warner brothers - the movie pioneers who founded and ran Warner Bros. studios in Hollywood for over 50 years. [Website]"
""Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack--the Warner brothers--turned a storefront that used a sheet for a screen into a dream factory rooted in the credo of educate, entertain and enlighten. In this fascinating documentary, filmmaker (and Harry's granddaughter) Cass Warner Sperling tells a story of sibling rivalry, social conscience, and the silver screen."--Container."@en
"Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack - the Warner brothers - turned a storefront into a dream factory. Filmmaker Cass Warner Sperling, who is Harry's granddaughter, tells a story of sibling rivalry, social conscience, and the silver screen. It's a story told from the inside by those who lived it, and from the outside by film historians."
"Tells the story of the four Warner brothers, the filmmaker's grandfather Harry, honest Abe, visionary Sam, and volatile Jack, who founded and ran Warner Bros. studios for over fifty years. Provides an inside look at their family dynamics and shows how the brothers rose from immigrant poverty to become a major force in Hollywood movie-making."@en