Watch ‘Tell Them of Us’ on Vimeo.

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We are delighted to announce that you can now watch our WW1 film ‘Tell Them of Us’ on Vimeo. It costs as little as £1.00 to view. Click here to go to Vimeo.

Waiting – 1917 (c) Nick Loven

 

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The Trenches 1918

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Two weeks ago we filmed the first part of William Crowder’s first hand account of the German Spring Offensive. On duty in a front line trench and in charge of communications, William was awarded the DSO for his courage in keeping the line open.

Here are some of the screen captures from filming by cinematographer and director, Nick Loven.

Screen Short (c) Nick Loven

Adam Fox as William Crowder Screenshot (c) Nick Loven

Adam Fox, Connah Lilleyman and Tom Lewin (c) Nick Loven

Adam Fox as William Crowder (c) Nick Loven

William Crowder, born Thimbleby in 1894…

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2nd Lt. William Harrison Crowder found himself caught up in the German Spring Offensive in March 1918. Here is a bit of his background in his own words:

Last Chance to see ‘Tell Them of Us’ WW1 Film

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For the last month ‘Tell Them of Us’ – the untold story of one Lincolnshire family – has been showing in the auditorium screen at The Collection, Lincoln. It has been accompanied by an exhibition of the costumes made for, and the story of, the film.

The last showings of this WW1 commemorative film are on Saturday 6th December 11am and 2pm and Sunday 7th December 11am and 2pm.

We have had many wonderful reviews and here is one: