Dover, Spring 1947 (1947)
Dover made over: this quirky and pointed public information film reveals how the heavily-bombed and shelled Kent town was being replanned after the war. The filmmakers cleverly and entertainintly capture our attention by opening on travelogue cliches that they quickly undercut. It's not white cliffs and rolling hills they want to tell us about. It's present-day Dover - remaking itself in the crisp freshness of a postwar spring.
Director: Mary Beales
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Walt Staskow as The Visitor |
| Directing | Mary Beales | Director |
| Production | Donald Alexander | Producer |
| Sound | Kenneth Pakeman | Music |
| Camera | Wolfgang Suschitzky | Director of Photography |
