Gathered from archives and attics and now seen for the first time, The Lost Kennedy Home Movies, by celebrated filmmaker Harrison Engle (The Indomitable Teddy Roosevelt), tells the story of the children of Joseph and Rose Kennedy, as they grew up in the 1930s and ‘40s through November 1963. The grainy, sun-streaked films provide behind-the-scenes views of the family at their Hyannis Port and Palm Beach homes, and on trips to Europe and Asia. Featured are never-before-seen home movies by Robert, Ethel, and John F. Kennedy, all shot in a wonderfully off-the-cuff style. Interviews with family friends and distinguished historians contribute to this moving portrait of a larger-than-life American family, and highlight an era that Jacqueline Kennedy would later describe as “Camelot” – bright, brief, and now indelibly iconic.

The Lost Kennedy Home Movies is an SFM/Signal Hill Entertainment production, narrated by Liev Schreiber.