Library of Congress
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About This Movie
Library of Congress is a 1945 documentary directed by the U.S. Overseas Film Bureau. This Oscar-nominated short film highlights the significance of the Library of Congress, an important institution in Washington D.C.
This film is relatively rare, given its age and specific purpose. It was produced during a unique time when the U.S. sought to project its values overseas through documentary shorts, which makes it a niche collectible. Collectors are particularly interested in its historical context and the fact that it was part of a limited series, which adds to its allure. However, if you find it, it's worth tracking down; it often appears in archival collections rather than mainstream releases.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Library of Congress?
Library of Congress is a documentary film.
Who directed Library of Congress?
The film was produced by the U.S. Overseas Film Bureau.
What year was Library of Congress released?
Library of Congress was released in 1945.
Who stars in Library of Congress?
Ralph Bellamy is featured in the film.
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