Strange Victory

Year: 1948

Runtime: 71 mins

Language: English

Director: Leo Hurwitz

Documentary

The documentary examines racial bias in post‑World War II America, employing the same filmmaking style Leo Hurwitz used in “Native Land.” It blends dramatized reenactments with compiled newsreel footage and evocative visual sequences, creating a layered portrait of discrimination and its societal impact.

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