Louis De Rochemont

He co-founded and was the first director of The March of Time, which added topical issues to newsreels. He also produced feature film documentaries that based dramatic narrative on factual records, including "The House On 92nd Street" (1945), which used real FBI files, "Boomerang!" (1946), it included a reenactment of an actual murder case and a biography, "Martin Luther" (1953).

On screen

  • Secrets of British Animation

Behind the camera

  • Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich
  • A Day With The F.B.I.
  • Show-Business at War
  • Youth in Crisis
  • We Are the Marines
  • Africa, Prelude to Victory
  • The Ramparts We Watch
  • The March of Time: An American Dictator
  • Meet Me Down at Coney Isle

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