Peter Jackson Making A Documentary On World War 1

Filmmaker Peter Jackson is planning to make a documentary on World War 1 and will take the archival footage from the conflict and modernise it to make a new documentary. According to reports, Peter will digitally restore the footage to show the life during the Great War. The film is a part of 14-18 NOW, the United Kingdom's arts program which is developed to commemorate the centennial of World War I's end in 1918.

"We have made a movie to show the experience of what it was like to fight in this war. We don't talk about strategies, battles, or the historical aspects of the war. We just talk about the social experience, the human experience, of being in the war. I've never heard these interviews before, and they talk about it in a way that's surprising," said the Lord of the Rings director.

The filmmaker has used modern technology to update and colourise the footage. The documentary will also feature archival interviews of World War I veterans. The movie will first be premiered at the London Film Festival in October before being broadcast on television. 

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