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From his early days as a film editor at RKO studios, where he helped Orson Welles shape Citizen Kane, to his success as a director and producer of musical blockbusters of the 1960s, Robert Wise had a long and illustrious film career. Unlike contemporaries such as Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford or Howard Hawks, however, Wise's films lack any clearly discernible characteristics to signify his work. There are few striking camera angles or visual flourishes that might distract from the primary obligation to present the story. And like Hawks, Wise never specialized in one or two genres, but brought...

I Never Saw Colour Again brings to life the story of an ill-fated romance between a Tail Gunner - Sergeant Jim Keenan - serving on a British Lancaster in England during WWII and his fiance - Elaine Ellis - who he left behind in Canada. Although totally devoted to one another, he was swept up in the war effort while she waited at home for his frequent letters of love and dreams of their future together. Unfortunately, he never returned, and in her grief, Elaine gave up painting, for as she explained almost sixty years later: "After the war, I never saw colour again."