Water Music / Blackhawk Films / Collier’s Weekly / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United Kingdom / Germany / Poland / Greece / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Brits / /
Event
Movie Release / Man-Made Disaster / Judicial Event / /
Facility
Brigham Young University / Cambridge University / National Gallery / British cinema / /
Holiday
Christmas Day / /
Movie
LONDON CAN TAKE IT! / FIRES WERE STARTED / Target for Tonight / Battle of Britain / Listen To Britain / Beethoven / A Canterbury Tale / Why We Fight / A DIARY FOR TIMOTHY / /
NaturalFeature
North Sea / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Crown Film Unit / Empire Marketing Board / Ministry of Information / U.S. War Department / Brigham Young University / Post Office / /
Person
Venus / William Blake / Timothy Jenkins / Abraham Lincoln / John Grierson / Jim Hillier / Stewart McAllister / Quentin Reynolds / Thomas Gray / Dean W. Duncan / Winston Churchill / E.M. Forster / Humphrey Jennings / William Camden / Frank Capra / John Milton / Cicely / W. Duncan Buy / Michael Redgrave / Myra Hess / Spare Time / Lindsay Anderson / Adonis / Robert Browning / Laurence Olivier / Paul Eluard / George VI / Harry Watt / /
Position
miner / a farmer / editor / a designer / public-minded artist / surrealist poet / King / century poet / representative / film director / editor / writer and director / co-director / farmer / an engine driver / actor / and a designer / director / correspondent / modern painter / representative of Jennings / 18th century poet / observer / /
Listen To Britain: And Other Films By Humphrey Jennings By Dean W. Duncan The breadth and the depth of Jennings’ films owe much to the rather roundabout course by which he became a filmmaker. He was born in 1907, in a