We The Living Trailer
"It was made illegally, suppressed by a hostile government, cheered and honored, then banned at the height of its success and forgotten for decades. But, today, the film version of Ayn Rand's WE THE LIVING is back on the screen. The story behind the making of WE THE LIVING, in Italy, in 1942, is almost as interesting as the movie itself…."
Go here for more information about the movie and buying the DVD, restored and released last year, and featuring a special documentary on the making of the movie.
And go here to hear Patrick Reasonover of Duncan Scott Productions discuss the story behind the story behind We The Living.
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