The Chiltern Country
Overview
“The rolling hills and wide valleys of the Chilterns are given centre stage in this travelogue aimed at boosting tourism … The Chilterns are a range of rolling hills not far from Greater London; starting at the Thames in Oxfordshire and meandering in a north-easterly direction for nearly 50 miles, before having the good sense to stop short of Luton. This travelogue was produced by the Travel and Industrial Development Association, projecting an image of olde worlde charm to audiences abroad. The fact that this version is silent suggests that it was made for non-theatrical screening.” - BFI Player.
Crew
- Director
- Alberto Cavalcanti
- Production
- TIDA, GPO Film Unit
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The Chiltern Country was directed by Alberto Cavalcanti.
When was The Chiltern Country released?
The Chiltern Country was released in 1939.
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