The Home Movies of Eva Braun

The Home Movies of Eva Braun

Release date : January 1, 1983
Runtime : 53m
Countries of origin : Germany /
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Notable for providing a bucolic, personal view of high-ranking Nazis. Eva Braun was the longtime romantic companion to Adolf Hitler, as well as a photographer and amateur filmmaker. Her 8mm Agfacolor-stock home movies, recorded at her leisure, were seized by the US Army in 1945. They were subsequently assembled into 8 reels, from 28 reels of original camera negatives. The US National Archives received this 8-reel film in 1947, and in 2012 began the digital restoration process.
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Adolf Hitler
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  • title:The Home Movies of Eva Braun
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1983
  • Runtime:53m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin: Germany ·
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  • Overview:Notable for providing a bucolic, personal view of high-ranking Nazis. Eva Braun was the longtime romantic companion to Adolf Hitler, as well as a photographer and amateur filmmaker. Her 8mm Agfacolor-stock home movies, recorded at her leisure, were seized by the US Army in 1945. They were subsequently assembled into 8 reels, from 28 reels of original camera negatives. The US National Archives received this 8-reel film in 1947, and in 2012 began the digital restoration process.
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