Put That Light Out! - Britains Home Front
	Ordinary people tell their stories of how they coped with everyday life against a backdrop of air raid shelters, evacuation, gas masks, the home guard and even getting married wearing decontamination suits. Moving, inspiring and even funny, many of these stories have never been told before and provide a fascinating insight into Britain's 'Finest Hour'. These remarkable eyewitness accounts are illustrated by pristine cinema films from the wartime Movietone newsreels, which contain much rare or previously unavailable footage of life on the Home Front. Movietone newsreels were used to help teach the public vital skills, such as how to use their gas masks and to build their own air-raid shelters. These fascinating original public information films are included here, together with dramatic cinema newsreel accounts of the Blitz on London and Coventry, the King and Queen touring the East End to raise morale and much more. Alongside the major stories though, Movietone also brilliantly captured the experiances of everyday people - the hopes, the fears, the joys, tears and laughter of a people at their best enduring the very worst. . .