for peace!" Films by Peter Watkins 1956 : The Web – 20 min. – Great Britain – English – black and white 1958 : The Field of Red – Great Britain – English – black and white (lost) 1959 : The Diary of an Unknown Soldier – 20 min. – Great Britain – English – black and white 1961 : Forgotten Faces – 17 min. – Great Britain – English – black and white 1964 : Culloden – 69 min. – Great Britain – English and Scottish Gaelic – black and white. News reportage-style re-enactment of the decisive 1746 battle between forces led by the English William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, and a Highland clan army led by Charles Edward Stuart, the "Bonnie Prince Charlie". 1965 : The War Game – 48 min. – Great Britain – English – black and white Filmed in a documentary fashion and looks at the possible effects of nuclear war on England. Notable for its intense power and imagery. It later won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, as well as the 1967 Best Documentary Feature award in Great Britain. 1967 : Privilege – 103 min. – Great Britain – English – colourA performing singer placed in a futuristic totalitarian state, Steven Shorter (Paul Jones), is an intense character who sympathises with the youth of the nation. He becomes very popular, yet realises that his life is also controlled by the government. In 1978, Patti Smith recorded one of the film's songs, "Set Me Free" (as "Privilege (Set Me Free)") on her album Easter. The recording charted on the Top-100 lists in the UK (#72) and Ireland (#13). 1969 : Gladiators (The Peace Game) – 69 min. – Sweden – English – colour Views war as a futuristic sporting event where it seems as if games are being played for a television audience. 1971 : Punishment Park – 88 min. – United States – English – colourBased on the "siege mentality" of the police force during the 1970s. Protesters are given a choice for sentencing, and "Punishment Park" is one of the choices, in which the protesters must endure a three-day-long contest in a barren desert without food, while being pursued by armed National Guardsmen. 1974 : Edvard Munch – 174 min (Theatrical) / 210 min (TV) – Sweden and Norway – English and Norvegian – colourMunch's life, emphasising his early years. 1975