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Baptism of Fire is a american film of genre Documentary released in USA on 1 december 1943 with Elisha Cook, Jr.

Baptism of Fire (1943)

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Released in USA 1 december 1943
OriginUSA
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Baptism of Fire is a 1943 American documentary film starring Elisha Cook Jr. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.

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Elisha Cook, Jr.

(Bill (uncredited))Walter Sande

(Sergeant (uncredited))Peter Whitney

(Pete (uncredited))
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The film opens with a title card outlining the story of Lidice. It then moves on to an image of the stream running through the village of Cwmgiedd (half a mile from Ystradgynlais in west Wales), and an eight-minute opening sequence interspersed with images and sounds of everyday life in a community in the Upper Swansea Valley; men are shown working at the colliery, women engaged in domestic tasks in their homes and the inhabitants singing in the Methodist chapel. Most of the dialogue in this section is spoken in Welsh, with no subtitles provided. The section closes with another title card stating "such is life at Cwmgiedd...and such too was life in Lidice until the coming of Fascism".