Night Will Fall

This documentary utilizes British, Soviet, and American footage to present undeniable evidence of the atrocities committed during World War II. It was originally intended to serve as a powerful testament to the horrors discovered by soldiers and newsreel cameramen at the concentration camps.

The film features contributions from notable figures including Alfred Hitchcock, who served as a treatment advisor, and Sidney Bernstein, who led the project. Despite its initial support from governments, the documentary was shelved for decades and only recently restored and completed under its original title, "German Concentration Camps Factual Survey."

Collectors will find value in the historical significance of this film and its unique perspective on a critical moment in history. Available on DVD, Night Will Fall provides an essential account of the impact of World War II through the lens of documentary filmmaking.