Walter Futter's Curiosities

"Walter Futter's Curiosities" presents a collection of travelogue short subjects that focus on the exotic, unusual, and taboo aspects of life. The film was produced by Nu Art Movies, Wafilms, Inc., Walter Futter Productions, and Columbia Pictures, reflecting the early documentary style of the time.

This documentary is notable for its use of silent stock footage, which Walter Futter's company Wafilms owned in abundance. The footage adds a unique visual element to the series, enhancing the storytelling of different cultures and experiences. The film's emphasis on hard-to-believe realities gathered from various places makes it an intriguing watch for collectors interested in historical documentaries.

As a piece of the documentary genre from the early 1930s, it offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the fascination with travel and the exotic that characterized that era. Collectors of physical media will appreciate its historical context and the manner in which it captures life from a bygone time.