Churchill and the Movie Mogul

The documentary explores the significant role that cinema played in Winston Churchill's strategy during a tumultuous period in history. It focuses on his partnership with British film mogul Alexander Korda, who signed Churchill as a screenwriter and historical advisor in 1934. Their collaboration produced not only script notes but also a unique friendship that influenced wartime cinema.

Through reenactments and previously undiscovered documents, the film sheds light on Korda's mission to Hollywood, aimed at garnering American support for the war. The 59-minute runtime provides a concise yet informative look at how this partnership impacted both British cinema and wartime efforts. The film features notable appearances by Dilly Barlow, Charles Drazin, Stephen Fry, and David Thomson, who contribute to the narrative of this fascinating historical alliance.