Netflix has boarded the ten-part WWII documentary series.
The series hails from British production company World Media Rights.
According to Variety, the series brings a new perspective to the conflict with color footage of key events such as D-Day, the war in the Pacific, and the horrors of Hiroshima. The series uses cutting edge colorization techniques to bring never before seen footage to life.
“We’re thrilled that Netflix is bringing Greatest Events of World War Two in HD Colour to their millions of subscribers,” Alan Griffiths, CEO of World Media Rights, said. “The series reveals unseen archive footage from the most perilous moments of WWII in remarkable color that makes for compelling box-set viewing”.
Greatest Events of World War Two in HD Colour will be available to stream in 190 countries.
