The Unconquered

Year: 1954

Runtime: 55 mins

Language: English

Director: Nancy Hamilton

Documentary

Narrated by Katharine Cornell in black‑and‑white, the film opens with 24 minutes of newsreels, interviews and historic photos chronicling Helen Keller’s pioneering advocacy for the deaf‑blind, including her meetings with world leaders such as President Eisenhower. The second half follows a day in Keller’s 1955 life—her morning walk along a 1,000‑foot handrail, her work, and evening reading of a Braille Bible—guided by companion Polly Thomson after Anne Sullivan’s death. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2006.

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