The secret plot to kill Hitler [videorecording] / Producer Dunja Noack ; director David McNab ; produced by Tiger Aspect Productions for Discovery Channel.
"On July 20th 1944, a select group of senior German officers made a daring attempt to assassinate their leader, Adolf Hitler. Paranoid and dependent on drugs, Hitler had lost touch with strategic reality. The war was lost -- but the Fuhrer refused to admit it and some of his commanders saw no option than to kill him. a brief moment, the outcome of the war depended entirely upon just one man, Colonel Count Claus von Stauffenberg, meeting Hitler with a briefcase full of reports -- and 4 lbs of high explosive... Virtual History uses a unique fusion of the most innovative computer animation techniques ever seen on TV screens and historical documents and expertise to recreate a moment in history which was never originally captured on film. The protagonists --Hitler, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin among them -- are brought to life using physically similar actors and an astonishing new computerized 'face wrapping' technique which gives them the real, fully animated faces of their characters."--Container. Narrated by Ralph Ineson.
Series:
Virtual history
OCLC:
(OCoLC)811841951
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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