In a film in this series, the narrator yells "then God must go!" as a stone is thrown through a church's stained- glass window, revealing a sinister-looking portrait behind it.
In a film in this series, the narrator yells "then God must go!" as a stone is thrown through a church's stained- glass window, revealing a sinister-looking portrait behind it. The first film in this series includes a comparison of two different worlds, one depicted as a bright globe and the other covered in darkness. Eugene Jarecki used the title of this series for his 2005 documentary about the military-industrial complex. Each film in this series ends with a giant letter "V" fading in over a shot of a ringing Liberty Bell. This film series features narration provided by Walter Huston and animation produced by Walt Disney. The third in this series' (*) seven entries is entitled Divide and Conquer. The director of this series made it after finishing Meet John Doe, and said that he was motivated to create it after a viewing of The Triumph of the Will. For 10 points, name this film series commissioned by George C. Marshall and directed by Frank Capra, a set of World War II propaganda films.
In a film in this series, the narrator yells "then God must go!" as a stone is thrown through a church's stained- glass window, revealing a sinister-looking portrait behind it.
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