WWII in the Pacific

A sober, illuminating march through history with vivid archival footage that makes the scale and horror of war feel immediate and personal.

Restored archive footage and testimony make history feel immediate, sobering and heavy with consequence.

A sober, immersive plunge into real wartime footage that makes history feel immediate and heavy.

A sober, sweeping history lesson that moves deliberately through catastrophe, mixing archival footage with grave narration to leave you informed and unsettled.

Restored color footage makes a familiar war feel immediate and sobering, with a steady, informative narration guiding you through the carnage.

Sober archival footage in vivid colour makes history feel immediate and heavy, instructive rather than thrilling.

A harrowing, immersive plunge into the physical and psychological hell of jungle warfare, leaving you shaken and somber.

A rigorous weekly trudge through a vast catastrophe, informative but grim and relentless in its accumulation of detail.

A sober, detail-rich history lesson that feels like a grim museum tour, informative but heavy and occasionally chilling.

A grim, combat-heavy history lesson that recreates sieges and last stands with tense reenactments and archival detail.

A sober, minute-by-minute reconstruction that builds dread through detail, leaving you somber and absorbed rather than entertained.

A sober, archive-driven plunge into the shock of 1940, heavy with dread and the scale of catastrophe.