Forgotten Men

The film features producer Samuel Cummins and five World War I veterans who share their experiences and reflections on the conflict. Their discussions are supported by a range of battlefield footage, providing a stark visual context to their narratives.

As a documentary from the early 1930s, Forgotten Men stands out for its historical significance and its direct engagement with the themes of war and its aftermath. The runtime of 75 minutes allows for a comprehensive yet focused exploration of its subject matter.

For collectors, this title is available on both DVD and VHS formats. The combination of its war-related content and documentary style makes it a unique piece for those interested in historical films or World War I narratives.