Stanley Hawes
Production
Stanley Gilbert Hawes was born in London in 1905. He spent his youth in Birmingham and worked for the city's council from 1922 to 1934. Hawes had an enthusiastic interest in cinema, co-founding the Birmingham Film Society in 1931. In the late 1930s, Hawes began producing documentary films – first at Gaumont and then at Strand Film Company. But when World War II broke out, documentary production in Britain essentially halted and Hawes found himself out of work. Fortunately, he was offered a job overseas at the newly-established National Film Board of Canada. Here, Hawes was able to produce…
Filmography
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The Pictures That Moved: Australian Cinema 1896-1920
1968
Under Stress
1964
The Karri Forest
1962
Suicide Trail
1960
Paper Run
1956
Switch on Bigga
1953
Cavalcade of Australia 1901-1951
Cavalcade of Australia 1901-1951
1951
The Invisible Link
The Invisible Link
1951
Flight Plan
Flight Plan
1950
The Pearlers
1949
Crocodile Hunters
1949
Plan for Living
Plan for Living
1949
The Valley Is Ours
The Valley Is Ours
1948
Christmas Under the Sun
1947
School in the Mailbox
1947
Trans-Canada Express
Trans-Canada Express
1944
Women Are Warriors
1942
The Invasion of North Africa
The Invasion of North Africa
1942
Battle of Brains
Battle of Brains
1941
Maple Sugar Time
Maple Sugar Time
1941
Children from Overseas
1940
Home Front
1940
Timber Front
Timber Front
1940
Monkey Into Man
Monkey Into Man
1938
Here Is the Land
Here Is the Land
1937
