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[[File:Abandoned_boy_London_1945_by_Toni_Frissell.jpg|thumb|Abandoned boy holding a stuffed toy animal amid ruins following German aerial bombing of London, England.]]'''Toy Soldiers''' is a British documentary about what life is like for children when a parent goes off to [[war | [[File:Abandoned_boy_London_1945_by_Toni_Frissell.jpg|thumb|Abandoned boy holding a stuffed toy animal amid ruins following German aerial bombing of London, England.]]'''Toy Soldiers''' is a British documentary about what life is like for children when a parent goes off to [[war]]. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Through animations, using the children’s own artwork, and interviews, the film explores one of mankind's oldest problems -- [[war | Through animations, using the children’s own artwork, and interviews, the film explores one of mankind's oldest problems -- [[war]] -- and the effect that war has on the children whose parents don't come back. | ||
The film was produced for BBC by John Walsh, and narrated by Gareth Gates. | The film was produced for BBC by John Walsh, and narrated by Gareth Gates. | ||
Revision as of 06:46, 6 June 2016
Toy Soldiers is a British documentary about what life is like for children when a parent goes off to war.
Description
Through animations, using the children’s own artwork, and interviews, the film explores one of mankind's oldest problems -- war -- and the effect that war has on the children whose parents don't come back.
The film was produced for BBC by John Walsh, and narrated by Gareth Gates.
Nonfiction cross-reference
Fiction cross-reference
External links
- [Toy Soldiers (documentary) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_Soldiers_(documentary)] @ Wikipedia