Digging up the past

Archival footage, stock shots, still photographs are the raw material from which TV builds programmes about the past. How we organize and manipulate these images, with or without narration or interviews raises many questions on style, content and effectiveness.

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1968 Europe's revolutionary spring

duration 1 hour 7 minutes

1968 Europe's revolutionary spring

1968 Europe's revolutionary spring

From UPF

In 1968 students from all over the world took to the streets, challenged the established order, turned moral authority on its head and were determined to re-invent the…
Barbosa

duration 1 hour 5 minutes

Barbosa

Barbosa

From UPF

A man returns to visit his past, revisiting the annoying circumstances under which Brazil’s team was defeated at the final game of the 1950 Soccer World Cup which…
The Soviet Union, no holds barred?

duration 1 hour 12 minutes

The Soviet Union, no holds barred?

The Soviet Union, no holds barred?

From UPF

An emotionally and intellectually engaged film about the tragedy of a nation. Because of her four years as a radio correspondent in Moscow, Elisabeth Hedborg at an early…
Witnesses

duration 52 minutes 14 seconds

Witnesses

Witnesses

From UPF

On July 4th, 1946, one year after the war in which millions of deportees perished, the population of Kielce (100 km south of Warsaw), in a feverish wawe of anti-semitic…

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