Our Films

An untold love story of two nations. Through the eyes of Dany Patrix and the people of Normandy, the film reveals the bond between the French and the Americans who liberated them in 1944.

Hundreds of reenactors march through Carentan, Normandy, to honor 101st Airborne veteran Tom Rice. A story of liberation, remembrance and the people who keep both alive.

A boy of six when the war reached his doorstep, Yves Marchais is among the last who remember Carentan under occupation and the battle that set it free. Yves carries us back to the 101st Airborne paratroopers who paid for that freedom, before only the record remains.

Eighty-two years after the 101st Airborne liberated their villages, the Dutch still say thank you. The last eyewitnesses hand their memories to the next generation, and ask what that remembrance demands of us now.

When his bomber went down over the occupied Netherlands on 29 April 1944, Lt. John Low of Laurel, Mississippi, was hidden by Dutch families and resistance fighters on the Veluwe. Drawn from his own account, the film tells the story of the ordinary people who risked everything to save him.