The Door In The Wall - Part 1 (1956)

Censors card ’The Door In The Wall’. Opening title reads: “You are about to see the first demonstration of a new film technique - The Dynamic Frame - in which the shape and size of the picture change according to the dramatic needs of the story.“ Credits reads: “Associated British-Pathe present ... with the cooperation of the British Film Institute Experimental Production Committee and by arrangement with Lawrie Productions Ltd.“ Title reads: “The Door In The Wall“ Technicolor and Vistavision. based on HG Wells story. Feature film material - experimental film. Two politicians discuss whether one of them should accept a job as Lord Chief Justice. The two men have been friends since school and have been rivals. One will not discuss why he is not going to accept the job and is pushed by his colleague. He explains his reason is because of a childhood memory. We see a young boy wandering the streets. He spots a door in a wall - it is locked. He turns away and then tries again - this time it opens. He en