IMDb Missing Entries

[antnield]

Latest submissions:

From the BFI's forthcoming Richard Woolley set:

Drinnen und Drausen
Girl from the South
Illusive Crime
Kniephofstrasse
Waiting for Alan

Various British wartime propaganda shorts:

Albert's Savings
Balloon Site 568
The Battle for Freedom
C.E.M.A.
A City Reborn
Clyde-Built
Essential Jobs
From the Seven Seas
Shipbuilders
A Soldier Comes Home
Steel Goes to Sea
Tyneside Story
Wales: Green Mountain, Black Mountain
Worker and Warfront No. 8

From Panamint Cinema's Young in Heart compilation:

Central Scotland
The Clyde Estuary
The Invergordon Smelter
Rivers at Work
Young in Heart

From Strike Force's Nuclear War in Britain compilation:

Care of the Homeless
The Hole in the Ground
Protect and Survive
Sound an Alarm
Should Disaster Strike: Civil Protection in Action
The Warden and the Householder
The Warden... His Duties and Training

...and the first Welsh-language feature: Y Chwarelwr

[knives]

I've tried my best on the four missing Pialat's. Three have yet to come up but Maître Galip has come up even though under the wrong year. It's listed as 1962 instead of 1964. They're all going to be in the most basic forms so any further updates of course would be kind.

[knives]

Found a few more in Kino's Soviet animation set. I'll try to update these, but hopefully someone beats me to the bunch.
The Vultures(1941) dir. P.Sasonov; 2:11 minutes
Тебе Москва(To You, Moscow; 1947) dir. Grigori Lomidze 17:33 minutes
Приключения красных галстуков*(The Adventures of the Young Pioneers, 1971) dir. Vladimir Pekar 17:34 minutes
The Pioneer's Violin(1971) dir. Boris Stepantsev 7:45 minutes
Василёк(Vasilyok, 1973) dir. S. Aristakesova 9:40 minutes
Урок не впрок(A Lesson Not Learned, 1971) dir. V. Karavaev 5:13 minutes
Внимание! Волки!(Attention!Wolves!, 1970) dir. Efim Gamburg 16:53 minutes
We're Drawing October(1977) dir. Efim Gamburg and O. Zaher length unknown
Tale of a Toy(1984) dir. B. Ablinin 9:12 minutes

*I'm not entirely certain this is the correct Russian title

That's just the first two discs. I'll make a second post for the last two later.

[antnield]

Latest submissions:

Jirí Menzel: 7 Questions (as featured on Second Run's Larks on a String disc)
Marc Isaacs' Outside the Court
The World of Gilbert & George

And more British WWII propaganda shorts...

Birth of a Tank
Britannia is a Woman
Canteen on Wheels
Jane Brown Changes Her Job
Ladies Only
Living With Strangers
Manchester Took It, Too
The Second Battle of London
Tank Battle
They Keep the Wheels Turning
Village School
W.R.N.S.
W.V.S.

[knives]

This is something I simply don't know how to fix, but The Musicians is listed as being from 1960 when it is from 1958(opening at the Oberhausen short film festival that year).

[sienel]

This is something I simply don't know how to fix, but The Musicians is listed as being from 1960 when it is from 1958(opening at the Oberhausen short film festival that year).

You can go the the release dates page and submit the 1958 date along with the festival's name in the release date attribute field. You don't need the complete date - if all you have is the year that's fine.

[knives]

Thanks, hopefully that works despite my 0% success rate on these things. Anyways I got the Cameo Jose Val del Omar boxset today and have already applied Vibración De Granada. Hopefully it gets through and I'll try to squeeze in the rest asap.

[knives]

The first two have appeared already (although, of course, it's in the barest of forms to begin with - the rest of the details will appear over the next few days)...

Isabelle aux Dombes
Congres Eucharistique Diocesain

While the names are appearing oddly the last three have come up too.
Bosphore
L'Ombre Familière
Drôles De Bobines

The first Val del Omar short came up today too.
Vibración De Granada

[antnield]

Submissions from the BFI's fourth COI volume (disc one only - disc two's will be appearing shortly)...

Accident in Park Road
Drive Carefully, Darling
I Stopped, I Looked and I Listened
Mind How You Go
A Moment's Reflection
No Short Cut
Thirty Miles an Hour
Too Close for Comfort

[antnield]

From the second disc in the COI Stop! Look! Listen! set...

Apaches - finally listed on the IMDb!*
Every Five Minutes

Some early credits for John Krish...

Ferry Pilot
Flying with Prudence
Wavell's 30,000

*edit - just noticed that Apaches has the wrong John Mackenzie as director so I've just sent off the correction. [NOW CORRECTED]

[antnield]

More documentaries (various COI, WWII propaganda, Films of Scotland Committee, John Krish)...

Arms from Scrap (1942)
Band Wagon (1958)*
Citizen's Army (1941)
Designed in Britain (1959)
Design for Today (1965)
Dig for Victory (1941)
Fine Floors (1963)
Home Guard (1941)
Island of the Big Cloth (1971)
I Want to Go to School (1959)
Med Patrol (1971)
Mr. Marsh Comes to School (1961)
Night Shift (1941)
The Pacemakers: Basil Spence (1973)
Post 23 (1942)
Probation Officer (1950)
Salvage With a Smile (1941)
This Week in Britain 615: The National Theatre (1970)
Unarmed Combat (1941)
Weave Me a Rainbow (1962)

*Band Wagon is an eight-minute promotional film co-written by Krish and Kevin Brownlow (who also edited) and made for Ford Motor Company. It's not available on disc to the best of my knowledge but Ford have put a nice looking print on YouTube here.

[knives]

Two more of the Val del Omar titles have appeared.
Estampas 1932
Fiestas Cristianas/Fiestas Profanas

[antnield]

More submissions:

Ah, Sunflower (1967) - Allen Ginsberg doc
Eagles of the Fleet (1950) - BFI's COI vol 3
Men of the World (1950) - BFI's COI vol 3
Requiem for a Village (1975) - forthcoming BFI Flipside Blu
A Seaman's Story (1942) - WWII short (extra on Western Approaches disc)
Victory Parade (1946) - BFI's COI vol 3

[antnield]

Two more recent submissions, both promo films for Ford and available to watch on their YouTube channel:

The Ever-Changing Motor Car (1965, co-directed by George Dunning) YouTube
Five Stars Ahead (1953) YouTube

[antnield]

More:

Alice in Label Land (1974) - extra on BFI Alice Blu.
Artists Must Live (1953)
Beauty, Bonny, Daisy, Violet, Grace and Geoffrey Morton (1974)
A Chance for Brian (1977) - on BFI's first COI volume.
Four Men in Prison (1950) - on BFI's first COI volume.
Glasgow 1980 (1972) - on Faces of Scotland Blu.
The Great Steam Fair (1964) - extra on BFI Requiem for a Village Blu.
Guinness for You (1971)
Miss Thompson Goes Shopping (1958) - extra on BFI Requiem for a Village Blu.
A Mug's Game, or, How to Squash a Lemon Head (1967) - BTF animation uploaded by the BFI here.
Skyhook (1958) - extra on BFI Lunch Hour Blu.
Summer Discord (1955) - extra on BFI Requiem for a Village Blu.
An Untitled Film (1964) - extra on BFI Requiem for a Village Blu.

[antnield]

From the BFI's Vimeo channel:

Derrick Knight's Smoking and You (1963) vimeo
Richard Massingham's Coughs and Sneezes (1943) vimeo
Rubbish Tips (1980, starring Ronnie Barker and Ernie Wise) vimeo
John Krish's What Are They Doing at College? (1973) vimeo

Plus:

The Silver City (1957, on Panamint's Faces of Scotland Blu)
Atlantic Trawler (1944, on Panamint's Fishermen at War DVD)
Sailors Without Uniform (1940, on Panamint's Fishermen at War DVD)
St. Christopher (1967, on BFI's Private Road Blu/DBD)

And The Musicians is now showing as 1958 - as per Knives' post a little up the page.

[GaryC]

I've just submitted three early shorts directed by the recently-deceased Esben Storm:

Doors (1969)
In His Prime (1972)
A Motion Picture (1973)

[antnield]

More submissions (and I'll keep editing this post throughout the month with more as they appear) -

Baby's Toilet (1905, Cecil M. Hepworth) (YouTube)
BBC: The Voice of Britain (1935, Stuart Legg) - on BFI's first GPO Film Unit volume
The Big Clubs (1974, Joachim Kreck)
The Big Meeting (1963, National Coal Board Film Unit)
Big Rattle in Seattle (1999, Guerillavision)
Britain Under National Government: The Great Recovery (1934)
Capitals Ills (2001, Guerillavision)
Council Matters (1984, Leeds Animation Workshop)
Crowd Bites Wolf (2000, Guerillavision)
The Cure (1950, Richard Massingham)
The Diamond (1938, Vernon Hunter)
Education for the Future (1967, Derrick Knight) - on BFI's Shadows of Progress set
Elsie and the Brown Bunny (1921) - extra on BFI's forthcoming Alice Blu-ray/DVD
The Face of Britain (1935, Paul Rotha)
Health and Clothing (1928, H.W. Bush)
Help Yourself (1950, John Waterhouse) - on BFI's fourth COI volume
A History & The City (1977, Phil Mulloy)
The Irishmen: An Impression of Exile (1965, Philip Donnellan)
Marx for Beginners (1979, Bob Godfrey et al)
Neighbours (1974 TV series, Richard Guinea, Enrico Platter & Manfred Voss)
Young Children in Brief Separation: John, Aged Seventeen Months, for Nine Days in a Residential Nursery (1969, James and Joyce Robertson)

[GaryC]

I've just submitted three early shorts directed by the recently-deceased Esben Storm:

Doors (1969)
In His Prime (1972)
A Motion Picture (1973)

These have now appeared:

Doors

In His Prime

A Motion Picture

[knives]

Antnield since you're more knowledgeable on this stuff maybe you could fix the date on Jennings' Cargoes which is listed as 1939, but the new BFI disc claims is 1940. They also don't have Britain Can Take It! which is also on the new release and is made from the same materials as London Can Take It! (as described in the new release announcement. I figure this might save you some time for when the disc is available. Also missing is Paul Rotha's 1933 documentary Contact and Shadow of the Mountain (1931, Arthur Elton) from the Turksib disc.

[GaryC]

Not quite the same as a missing entry, but I wonder how many IMDB name entries are conflations of more than one person, or one person's work split over more than one entry? I remember years ago pointing out to them that Angela Punch and Angela Punch McGregor were the same person - they did fix that. I've just pointed another of these out to them - UK actor David Tse aka David K.S. Tse (whom I was at University with).

A conflation that will take some sorting out is Bob Barrett (I), an entry which is a combination of the filmographies of a UK actor (in the current cast of Holby City and who was in Shakespeare in Love) and an Australian actor (whom I saw recently when I watched The Killing of Angel Street on DVD), plus possibly someone (billed as Bob C. Barrett) who was in The Electric Horseman and who may be someone else again.

[antnield]

Also missing is Paul Rotha's 1933 documentary Contact and Shadow of the Mountain (1931, Arthur Elton) from the Turksib disc.

I happened to submit Contact the other day - should appear this week. I'll add the Elton soon enough too.

[knives]

Looks like we're on the same page then. Great work as usual.

[antnield]

June submissions (to be updated throughout the month) -

Cable Ship (1933, ds. Basil Wright & Alexander Shaw) - on BFI's first GPO volume
Come Saturday (1949) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
The Coming of the Dial (1933, d. Stuart Legg) - on BFI's first GPO volume
Contact (1933, d. Paul Rotha) - on BFI's 'From Turksib to Night Mail' Blu-ray
The Country Comes to Town (1933, d. Basil Wright)
An English Village (1957) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Gaumont Graphic: Captain Scott and Dr. Wilson with the Pony 'Nobby' (1912) - on BFI's 'The Great White Silence' Blu-ray
Heroes of the North Sea (1925, d. A.E. Jones)
James Watt (1959, d. Stanley L. Russell) - on Panamint Cinema's 'A Romance of Engineering' DVD
John Turner, M.P. (1962) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Liquefied Natural Gas: Its Ignition and Burning Characteristics (1963)
Local Newspaper (1950) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Look at Life: Market Place (1959)
Looking at Britain: Industrial Town (1962) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Looking at Britain: National Parks (1961) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Men of Iron (1947, d. Stanley L. Russell) - on Panamint Cinema's 'A Romance of Engineering' DVD
Moslems in Britain: Cardiff (1962) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Oss Oss Wee Oss (1953) - on 'Here's a Health...' BFI DVD
Oxford (1958) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Pathé's Animated Gazette: Memorial Service to the Antarctic Heroes (1913) - on BFI's 'The Great White Silence' Blu-ray
A Romance of Engineering (1938, d. Stanley L. Russell) - on Panamint Cinema's 'A Romance of Engineering' DVD
Shadow on the Mountain: An Experiment on the Welsh Hills (1931, d. Arthur Elton) - on BFI's 'From Turksib to Night Mail' Blu-ray
Shown by Request (1947, d. Stuart Legg) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Speaking of Britain (1967) - on BFI's fifth COI volume
Story of a Steel Wire Rope (1946, d. Stanley L. Russell) - on Panamint Cinema's 'A Romance of Engineering' DVD
Wake Up and Dance (1950) - on 'Here's a Health...' BFI DVD
Workers' Topical News No. 1 (1930) - on BFI's 'From Turksib to Night Mail' Blu-ray
Workers' Topical News No. 2 (1930) - on BFI's 'From Turksib to Night Mail' Blu-ray

[knives]

From 2008 Scott Nyerges' Autumnal is missing. The film can be found in this article that was linked to the board in the Tree of Life thread.