
Concorde: A Supersonic Story
2017

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2021
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44 minutes
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Breaking the Sound Barrier is a detailed historical record centered on the technical achievements of supersonic flight in 1947. The story focuses on aerospace engineering and the impact of those breakthroughs rather than social commentary. Given the specific time period, the film reflects the homogeneity of that era. It follows a conventional documentary format that highlights technological advancements and institutional accomplishments. Overall, the film does not challenge traditional social structures. It serves primarily as a technical history rather than an exploration of diverse identities.
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The documentary does not feature any LGBTQ+ characters or stories. This absence reflects the social norms of the 1947 era.
The film highlights the male-dominated world of mid-century aviation. It does not show any female contributors or attempts to challenge traditional male dominance.
The story focuses on the history of aviation in 1947. It does not mention any specific pilots of color or discuss the barriers faced by underrepresented racial groups.
The narrative emphasizes Western scientific achievements and industrial progress. It adheres to traditional themes of institutional milestones without exploring diverse cultural viewpoints.
The documentary does not provide any information about physical disabilities or neurodivergence within the context of the historical narrative.
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Official Synopsis
The history of the people and the planes that first broke the speed barrier in 1947 and the impact it has had on aviation and how we fly today.

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