Virgil Thomson composed scores for two of Pare Lorentz's government documentaries, and Aaron Copland wrote one for a Hollywood film.
Williams made Army films with Frank Capra and Garson Kanin (two of them won Academy Awards), and postwar government documentaries with Pare Lorentz.
Other United States government documentaries suppressed during or shortly after World War II include the long version of John Ford's "December 7th," Frank Capra's "Know Your Enemy -- Japan" and "Our Job in Japan" and Huston's own "Report From the Aleutians".
Conner petitioned for the unreleased but declassified footage, some of which had, even just after the explosion, been shown in gung-ho government documentaries about the necessity of atomic tests.
In November of 1981, during Rand's first semester, he and his father screened "The Incredible Bread Machine," an anti-government documentary with a counterculture sensibility.
Pro-government documentaries were broadcast through the election season, with ominous soundtracks and wild hyperbole, like the starving African refugees used to illustrate Russia's condition before Mr. Putin came to power.
The statement said Scottish investigators had asked the government for "documentary evidence and witnesses which could assist in the ongoing inquiries".
What is shocking about Wikipedia's article of homeopathy is that there is NO reference to this Nobel Prize winner or to his interview in one of the most respected scientific journals in the world today or any reference to French government's documentary on this very subject.
To the Couch 'Let There Be Light..!' 440 Studios John Huston's "Let There Be Light" (1946), a meticulously shot government-sponsored documentary that presented psychiatrists curing World War II veterans of mental ailments with such absurd quickness that many suspected it was rehearsed, now appears like more of a piece of propaganda for Freudian psychoanalysis than for the United Statesmilitary.
), American filmmaker whose government-sponsored documentaries focused attention on the waste of human and natural resources in the United States in the 1930s.
