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Film

Night Will Fall

André Singer, United Kingdom, 2014

75 min.Documentary

The story of the liberation of the German Concentration Camps. Using archive footage and testimony from both survivors and liberators, it tells of the efforts made to document the almost unbelievable scenes that the Allies encountered on liberation. The film explores how a team of top filmmakers, including Sidney Bernstein, Richard Crossman and Alfred Hitchcock, came together to make a film to provide undeniable evidence of what the Allies found, but the film was stopped in its tracks by the British Government and only now 70 years on has it been completed.
Basic information Credits
Original title Night Will Fall
Danish title KZ-lejrenes befrielse - Hitchcocks glemte film
Director André Singer
Screenplay Lynette Singer
Producer Sally Angel, Brett Ratner
Director of Photography Richard Blanshard
Editor Arik Lahav, Stephen Miller
Sound Aviv Aldema
Composer Nicholas Singer
Production country United Kingdom, United States, Israel, Denmark
TV release 27.01.2015, DR K
DFI subsidy Konsulentstøtte
Danish rating Allowed for children over the age of 15
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Companies

Production company Spring Films, Angel TV
Co-production Cinephil, Final Cut for Real ApS, MDR, NDR, ARTE, Keshet Broadcasting, S.H. Channel 8
With support from BFI, The Rabinovich Foundation For the Arts, RatPac Documentary Films, Det Danske Filminstitut
In collaboration with Danmarks Radio, Channel 4

Direction

Direction André Singer

Script

Screenplay Lynette Singer

Production

Producer Sally Angel
Producer Brett Ratner
Co-producer Philippa Kowarsky
Co-producer (Denmark) Signe Byrge Sørensen
Post-production manager: Denmark Heidi Elise Christensen

Cinematography

Director of Photography Richard Blanshard

Editing

Editor Arik Lahav
Editor Stephen Miller

Music

Composer Nicholas Singer

Sound

Sound designer Aviv Aldema
Re-recording mixer Thomas Jæger
Re-recording mixer Aviv Aldema

Narrator

Narrator Helena Bonham Carter
Narrator Jasper Britton

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