Louis De Rochemont Movies

There is a vast increase of youth crime, doubling in the two years since the US entered World War II. With fathers off to war, women are working in...

On July 10, 1936, the Time Corporation released the seventh episode of the second year of its newsreel series The March of Time, which included a...

A tour along the Dalmatian coast, presenting the history, landmarks and cultural significance of the region.

From the ruins of Monte Cassino to the malarial swamps of the Pontine Marshes, this newsreel depicts the full extent of Italy’s devastation in...

A successful invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe depended on intelligence from behind enemy lines. This report uses a mixture of dramatized...

The Teachers’ Crisis (MARCH OF TIME) puts the pointer on one of the biggest U.S. problems—education. By narrative, charts and acted...

Tells the story of how the 8th American Air force’s daylight bombing raids on Germany helped the Allies to win control over the skies of...

Justice or revenge? As Allied tanks rolled across Europe in October 1944, clearly in no mood for reconciliation or forgiveness, this film demands...

Postwar Farms (MARCH OF TIME) will interest not only farmers but also those numerous urbanites who wonder wistfully how they might make out on five...

As America puts pressure on Ireland to suspend diplomatic relations with the Axis powers, this film offers a nuanced and heartfelt defence of Irish...

A sweeping survey of General de Gaulle’s Free France government-in-exile and the French underground resistance movement. From bold acts of...

The Italian Communist Party in 1948: a force for progress and reform or the last refuge of a desperate population and a threat to the rest of Europe?

Fashion Means Business (MARCH OF TIME) compactly investigates that heavy, nervous industry which whets woman's desire to improve, with various...

Ventures beyond the Copacabana beach to explain how Brazil – rich in minerals, oil and rubber and strategically vital for access to Africa, and...

Eager science students, devout peasants, tough farm workers and hungry families: this film offered a rare chance for viewers to see the human face of...

Where’s the Meat tells in considerable detail where it is, where it isn’t and why it won’t be. There are glimpses of black markets...

Life during wartime for Sweden meant a carefully balanced neutrality in order to avoid the fate of Norway. This newsreel explains the concessions...

A tour of famed Brooklyn amusement park Coney Island, focusing on the brightly-lit rides and attractions and the people who flock to the park during...