Hitler, the Tiger and Me

This documentary runs for 60 minutes and features Alan Yentob. It focuses on Judith Kerr, who at ninety years old shares her experiences from her early life during a tumultuous period in history. Kerr's story is not only about survival but also about creativity and resilience, making it a powerful narrative for viewers.

The film captures the essence of Kerr's journey, highlighting her childhood memories and the impact of her experiences on her work as an author and illustrator. For collectors of documentaries, this film provides a unique perspective on history through the eyes of a remarkable individual. Its focus on personal storytelling paired with historical context offers depth that can appeal to both documentary enthusiasts and those interested in World War II narratives.