For the American release, Listen to Britain opens with a foreword spoken by Leonard Brockington added by a … See more

Listen to Britain may be considered as artistic or poetic but the film is based on ambiguity and doubt. Mass-Observation, co-founded by Humphrey Jennings in 1937, found in the war's early years that the public cons… See more

In 2012, London-based band Public Service Broadcasting released Waltz for George which uses images taken from several Ministry of Information war films, though mostly from Listen to Britain, to accompany the radio re… See more