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Mysteries in the Archives: 1937 Crash of the Hindenburg
200726 min 1 secFilm: Documentaire
Réalisation: Serge Viallet
Production: Florence Fanelli
Co-produced by ARTE France and Institut national de l'audiovisuel with the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie, in association with YLE Teema - Ritva Leino and RTSI-Televisione Svizzera, and with the participation of the National Film Board of Canada.
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As night fell near in Lakehurst, New Jersey, near New York City, on May 6, 1937, the German dirigible the Hindenburg exploded. Four different newsreel company cameramen filmed one of the biggest scoops in the history of scoops. Was it an accident or a terrorist attack? We’ll never know, but what were four cameramen doing in Lakehurst as night took away the light, and rain fell?
All four scoops are deciphered and analyzed – as is the canny use of the new media for the American promotion of a dirigible brandishing the Nazi swastika. The Hindenburg had been forbidden to fly over England and France!
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Catégories de sujets
- Transports > Aéronautique et Aérospatiale
- Histoire > Réflexion sur l'histoireHistoire mondiale
Générique
- idée
- Serge Viallet
- Cédric Lépée
- direction de collection
- Serge Viallet
- réalisateur
- Serge Viallet
- monteur
- Alexandre Auque
- assistant monteur
- Vanessa Bozza
- réalisation graphique
- Stéphanie Mée
- illustration musicale
- Niels Poux
- conception générique collection
- Philippe Truffault
- réalisation générique collection
- Philippe Truffault
- montage générique collecition
- François Labat
- traducteur
- Dana Burns Westberg
- narrateur
- Dana Burns Westberg
- documentaliste
- Michael Dolan
- conception sonore
- Laurent Thomas
- Jean-François Gasnier
- correction des couleurs
- Rémi Berge
- gérant de production
- Thierry Ippolito
- assistant de production
- Vincent Encontre
- Armelle Jayet
- directeur documentaire
- Elisabeth Hulten
- administrateur
- Yasmine Boucherat
- producteur
- Florence Fanelli