In 1940, during World War II, the Royal Air Force defends Britain against constant attacks by the German Luftwaffe. The movie highlights the heroic efforts of the RAF pilots and their struggle to protect their country from Nazi invasion.
The Lion Has Wings is a propaganda film produced during the early days of World War Two to rally support for the Royal Air Force and the war effort. It showcases the strength and capabilities of the RAF, featuring newsreel footage, demonstrations of fighter aircraft like the Supermarine Spitfire, and scenes depicting manufacturing plants and ammunition production. The film also highlights the importance of air defense and the role of anti-aircraft guns in protecting the country. It includes elements of drama and documentary, portraying the challenges faced by the RAF and the dedication of its pilots and ground crew. The film emphasizes nationalism and the need for unity in the face of the war. It also touches on gas rationing, the impact of the war on families, and the declaration of war on Germany. The Lion Has Wings serves as a powerful propaganda tool, promoting the bravery and heroism of the RAF and instilling a sense of pride and determination in the audience.
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