Narrator (voice) (played by Helena Bonham Carter) is a protagonist in Night Will Fall.
Narrator (German Concentration Camps Factual Survey) (voice) (played by Jasper Britton) appears in Night Will Fall.
Self - Imperial War Museums (played by Toby Haggith) appears in Night Will Fall.
Self (archive photos) (played by Alfred Hitchcock) appears in Night Will Fall.
Director recruited for the 1945 documentary project. Though his direct involvement was brief, his artistic vision is credited with strongly influencing the film's structure and visual expression. Self (archive photo) (played by Winston Churchill) appears in Night Will Fall.
Self (archive photos/voice) (played by Richard Dimbleby) appears in Night Will Fall.
Self (archive footage/photo) (played by Sidney Bernstein) appears in Night Will Fall.
Producer who initiated the 1945 documentary after witnessing Belsen liberation footage. He assembled the editorial team and oversaw efforts to make German civilians confront the atrocities.
Self - Imperial War Museums
(played by Toby Haggith) — supporting
Self (archive photos)
(played by Alfred Hitchcock) — supporting
Director recruited for the 1945 documentary project. Though his direct involvement was brief, his artistic vision is credited with strongly influencing the film's structure and visual expression.
Self (archive photo)
(played by Winston Churchill) — supporting
Self (archive photos/voice)
(played by Richard Dimbleby) — supporting
Self (archive footage/photo)
(played by Sidney Bernstein) — supporting
Producer who initiated the 1945 documentary after witnessing Belsen liberation footage. He assembled the editorial team and oversaw efforts to make German civilians confront the atrocities.
Story Analysis
Examines the creation, political shelving, and eventual legacy of the 1945 concentration camp documentary.
