The Future’s in the Air (1938)
Made with the full cooperation of Imperial Airways and written by novelist Graham Greene, the film examines how a letter could travel from the Australia Outback, across the jungles, mountains, and steppes of the Empire to arrive in England. The Rotha-produced film was careful to draw contrasts between the air delivery of mail and the ancient monuments like the Pyramids and Angkor Wat.
Director: Alexander Shaw
| Production | Paul Rotha | Producer |
| Directing | Alexander Shaw | Director |
| Writing | Graham Greene | Writer |
| Sound | William Alwyn | Music |
