Film Lens
Korespondent Bryan focuses on the footage shot by Julien Hequembourg Bryan in Warsaw during 1939. As the only foreign correspondent in the city at the time, Bryan captured life under siege as World War II began. His work includes the first color photographs of wartime Warsaw, providing a unique visual record of the city's experiences during this tumultuous period.
The film is directed by Eugeniusz Starky and runs for 65 minutes. It features actors such as Aleksander Mikołajczak and Samuel Bryan, alongside archival footage that brings to life the events of 1939. Bryan's perspective as an American filmmaker and photographer offers a rare glimpse into the realities faced by the Polish people during the onset of the war.
Why Watch
- •See Julien Bryan's unique color photos of wartime Warsaw.
- •Meet the only foreign correspondent in 1939 Warsaw.
- •Follow the events of Warsaw under siege during WWII.
Did You Know
•Julien Hequembourg Bryan was in Warsaw when World War II broke out in 1939.
•Bryan was the only foreign correspondent in Warsaw at that time.
•He took the first color photographs of wartime Warsaw.
Perfect For
World War II historyPhotography enthusiastsDocumentary film lovers