Filmography

List of films directed and produced by Ezra Mir for the Information Films of India



• The Bride (1942-1943) 
• School for Wives (1942-1943)
• Salvage (1942-1943)
• Grow More Food (1942-1943)
• Lives in Storage (1942-1943)
• Voice of the People (1942-1943)
• Community Manners (1942-1943)
• India's Prize Cattle (1942-1943)
• White Gold (1942-1943)
• Angles of Mercy (1942-1943)
• Paper War (1942-1943) 
• India's Rubber (1942-1943)
• Land of Five Rivers (1942-1943)
• The Outcast (1942-1943)
• Civil Pioneers (1942-1943)
• A Stitch in Time (1942-1943)
• Keep'em Rolling (1942-1943)
• The Vanishing Tree (1942-1943) 
• Behind the Wings (1942-1943)
• Page by Page (1942-1943)
• Brown Out (1942-1943)
• The Bomb (1942-1943)
• Our Heritage (South India) (1942-1943)
• Our Heritage (North India) (1942-1943)
• Artisans of India (1944)
• Handicrafts of India (Kashmir) (1944)
• Handicrafts of India (Central Provinces) (1944)
• Industrial India (Glass) (1944)
• Heart of Humanity (1944) 
• Women at War (1944)
• Cartoons A Moral for You (1944)
• Story of Wartime Shortages (1944)
• Black Diamond (1944)
• Story of Wartime Controls (1944)
• Tale of a Shirt (1944)
• Spare the Wheel (1944) 
• Save for the Future (1944)
• Invisible Power (Hydro-electric) (1944) 
• Concrete (1944) 
• Retribution (1944) 
• Examiner 329 (1944) 
• District Officer (1944) 
• The Story of WRIN (1944) 
• Silkworm to Parachute (1944) 
• Food for Keeps (1944) 
• Round the Clock (1944) 
• All India Radio (1944) 
• Egging them On (1944) 
• Service Unlimited (1944) 
• Dances of India (Bharatanatyam) (1944) 
• Dances of India (Kathakali) (1944) 
• Charcoal Does It (1944) 
• Soil Erosion (1944) 
• Food for All (1944) 
• Adventures of Bhola Ram (1944) 
• Gold (1944) 
• School of Farmers (1944) 
• The Return of Bhola Ram (1944) 
• Musical Instruments of India (1944) 
• Blood and Tears (1944) 
• Hillmen Go To War (1944) 
• Dances of India (Kathak) (1944) 
• Bhola Ram Travels Again (1944) 
• India Can Make It (1944) 
• Art in Industry (1944) 
• Aiming High (1944) 
• Potteries (1944) 
• India Builds Her Wagons (1944) 
• Queue Up and Get There Quicker (1944)
• Bhola Ram Goes Shopping (1944) 
• Handicrafts of India (Travencore) (1944) 
• Melody of Hindusthan (1944) 
• India Builds Her Ships (1944) 
• Tree of Wealth (1944) 
• Handicrafts if South India (1944) 
• Dances of India (Tribal Dances) (1944) 
• Pyrethrum Whispering Legions (1944) 
• A Match for You (1944) 
• Pillars of Society (1944) 
• Need of the Moment (Manure) (1944) 
• Share and Share Alike (Hindi) (1944) 
• Cloth at Fair Prices (1944) 
• Precious Paper (1944) 
• The Good Sign (1944) 
• The Voice of Satan (1944) 
• Road to Victory (1945) 
• Money for Heaven (1945) 
• Travelers' Troubles (1945) 
• Our Northern Cousins (1945) 
• Mute Martyrs (1945) 
• Keep Smiling (1945) 
• Suds (Soap Industry) (1945) 
• Human Salvage (1945) 
• Soldier's Wife (1945) 
• Out of the Soil (1945) 
• Every Little Counts (1945) 
• India's Men of Signs (1945) 
• India Tomorrow (1945) 
• Village Cooperation (1945) 
• Adventures of Ramlal (1945) 
• Better Than Money Boxes (1945) 
• The Prodigal's Return (1945) 
• Number Please (Telephones) (1945) 
• Doctors in Uniform (1945) 
• The Kissan (1945) 
• Over the Wires (Telegraph) (1945) 
• At Your Service (Posts) (1945) 
• Community Health Storm in a Tea Cup (1945)
•  Industry Behind Surgery (1945) 
• Bassein Fishing Village (1945)
• Life on the Himalayas (1945)
• India Makes New Chemicals (1945)
• River Boats of Bengal (1945) 
• A Day of Festival (1945) 
• Rivers of Surat (1945)
• Child Welfare (1945)
• Civil Hospital (1945) 
• Country Craft (1945) 
• Food Preservation (1945)
• The Golden River (1945) 
• Victory Over Blindness (1945) 
• The Curse (Reconstruction) (1945) 
• Invisible World of Microbes (1945) 
• Malaria (1945) 
• In the Waters of the Persian Gulf (1946) 
• India and the Persian Gulf (1946) 
• Palmyra (1946) 
• Save for the Future (1946) 
• Yoga (1946)
• Cholera (1946) 
• Cripp's Mission to India (1946)

Did You Know?

Mir changed his Jewish birth name, Edwyn Meyers, to Ezra Mir because he felt his original name "lacked Indianness".