In ‘Blitz,’ Steve McQueen Shows Wartime London Through a Child’s Eyes It ... someone offering a cup of tea. This, he knew, was not the reality. “Women (were) the emotional and physical ...

Today, its slogan appears on tea mugs ... As London suffered from several food shortages, home-grown vegetables were precious resources for many families. During the Blitz, the government even ...

EXCLUSIVE: It was the faded monochrome photograph of a small Black boy, both hands gripping a valise, as he leaves London with a party of other school-age evacuees, that caught Steve McQueen's eye ...

London’s burning, quite literally, in Steve McQueen‘s Blitz — you have not had a second ... this might seem like weak tea. Yet the quiet puncturing of the myth of WWII solidarity on the ...

I got back to London just in time for the start of the blitz, Saturday the seventh of September1940, about tea time, been a glorious day. We really didn’t know what hit us. There were hundreds ...

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It was a single photograph that started Oscar-winning filmmaker Steve McQueen on the journey to make “Blitz ... a 9-year-old biracial child in East London whose life with his mother, Rita ...

The story of one child's experience of the Blitz and finally evacuation during ... that were expected to carry out air raids on london. We all stood gazing at this massive balloon which was ...

It was a single photograph that started Oscar-winning filmmaker Steve McQueen on the journey to make “Blitz ... a 9-year-old biracial child in East London whose life with his mother, Rita ...