The Eye of Vichy

This documentary presents a critical look at the use of newsreels and propaganda films from the Nazi regime and the Vichy government. It features only archive footage, showcasing the official newsreels that were shown in French theaters between 1940 and 1944. By analyzing these materials, the film sheds light on how propaganda was utilized to sway public opinion against Jews and the Allied Forces.

Running at 110 minutes, The Eye of Vichy allows viewers to grasp the historical context of the time through a unique lens. The film's focus on actual historical documents provides a stark reminder of the power of media and its role in shaping societal attitudes during a tumultuous period in history. For collectors, this film is available in various formats, including VHS and DVD, making it accessible for those interested in World War II documentaries.