The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This film shot by the British war correspondent Ellis Ashmead Bartlett shows scenes at Anzac, Cape Helles and Sulva Bay, and contains written commentaries by Australian historian C E W Bean. There are scenes of British and Australian troops, camps and supplies being unloaded. Each part of the film has a written commentary, first at the beginning of the film and again at the start of the scene. Included in the film are scenes titled 'Heroes of Gallipoli'. A digitally restored version of this film is available as F10581.
See also F08484 "Comparison of Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett's Gallipoli footage" in AWM films F00069 with the Dardanelles Expedition: heroes of Gallipoli and F00176 A H Noad film.
There are eight scenes used in AWM film F000176 A H Noad film from Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett's footage of the Gallipoli campaign. This item consists of Bartlett's footage from F00176, footage from F00
Digital restored version of AWM Film F00069.
There are eight scenes used in AWM film F000176 A H Noad film from Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett's footage of the Gallipoli campaign. This item consists of Bartlett's footage from F00176, footage from F00
Digital restored version of AWM Film F00069.
A patriotic montage from various sources. Includes scenes from: Ashmead Barlett's footage taken at Gallipoli including several scenes not included in F00069 With the Dardanelles Expedition: heroes of
Two Gallipoli figures in combat, referring to the links between Anzac's and classical figures; for example, Herakles and Antaeus, wrestling giants or Homeric heroes in battle. The soldiers wrestling a
Tobruk, Libya. Siege of Tobruk filmed by British Army Film Unit, story line in commentary. Outlines the events leading up to and during the siege. Includes action shots of the capture of enemy positio
Two naked Gallipoli soldiers in combat with orange, blue and yellow streaks in background. The soldiers wrestling relates to classical images from Ancient Greece as well as the black figure pottery of
