D-Day: The Camera Soldier (2025)

D-Day: The Camera Soldier (2025) poster

80 years after the end of World War II, this immersive documentary uncovers the untold story of Sgt. Richard TAYLOR – one of the first to land on Omaha Beach, not with a rifle but with a camera. His mission: to capture the Allied invasion so the world could witness the liberation of Europe. Decades later, his daughter Jennifer receives an unexpected message that launches her on a journey across time and continents to reconnect with the father she never truly knew. Through his restored photos and films, history is brought to life in stunning immersive 3D – transforming memory into an experience you can step into.

Director: Chloé Rochereuil
Runtime: 20 min
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Country: France
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is D-Day: The Camera Soldier about?
80 years after the end of World War II, this immersive documentary uncovers the untold story of Sgt. Richard TAYLOR – one of the first to land on Omaha Beach, not with a rifle but with a camera. His mission: to capture the Allied invasion so the world could witness the liberation of Europe. Decades later, his daughter Jennifer receives an unexpected message that launches her on a journey across time and continents to reconnect with the father she never truly knew. Through his restored photos and films, history is brought to life in stunning immersive 3D – transforming memory into an experience you can step into.
Who directed D-Day: The Camera Soldier?
D-Day: The Camera Soldier was directed by Chloé Rochereuil.
How long is D-Day: The Camera Soldier?
D-Day: The Camera Soldier has a runtime of 20m (20 minutes).
Where was D-Day: The Camera Soldier produced?
D-Day: The Camera Soldier was produced in France.