Winston Churchill recognized the potential of film, but his extensive use of cinema for propaganda is often overlooked. In 1934, renowned British producer Alexander Korda enlisted Churchill as a screenwriter and historical consultant, beginning an unusual partnership. Churchill contributed script ideas to Korda's films and wrote a major screenplay. When war began, their collaboration became vital to the nation. Korda was dispatched to Hollywood to sway America towards joining the war, achieving significant success. Using newly discovered documents, this film documentary explores that mission and the friendship that fueled their distinctive creative bond.