Films produced by the GPO Film Unit in 1940 include:
Britain At Bay
A propaganda film intended to boost morale after the fall of France.
Britain Can Take It!
A shorter version of London Can Take It! (see below). How Londoners are facing up to the Blitz.
La Cause Commune
Propaganda film aimed at French audiences.
Factory Front
A survey of factory supplies, emphasising co-operation between the British and the French..
Fire Bombs - How To Fight Them Yourselves
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Forty Million People
A shorter version of Health for the Nation (1939), outlining the changes in social services since the Industrial Revolution.
French Communiqué
The war seen through the eyes of the French.
The Front Line
A portrait of Dover at the time of the Battle of Britain, showing the resolve of local people in the front line facing the German forces.
Health in War
The organisation of medical services in Britain during the war.
How the Teleprinter Works
Models are used to demonstrate the principles behind the teleprinter.
London Can Take It!
How Londoners are facing up to the Blitz.
Spring Offensive
The reclamation of a derelict farm in East Anglia and its revival so that it can contribute to the war effort.
Squadron 992
Propaganda film about barrage balloons and the air raid on the Forth Bridge to prepare people for emergencies.
The Story of an Air Communiqué
How figures for destroyed enemy aircraft are compiled and released to the press.
The Story of Cotton
The spinning and weaving of cotton in a cotton mill.
War and Order
The police force during wartime.
Welfare of the Workers
Designed to encourage industrial workers with news of what the Ministry of Labour is doing to safeguard working conditions in wartime.
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