Living with the Enemy – A Powerful Tribute to Jersey’s Wartime Spirit
Inspired by the remarkable resilience of the people of Jersey, Living with the Enemy is a deeply moving documentary based on Roy McLoughlin’s acclaimed book of the same name. This powerful film brings to life the harrowing yet heroic story of Jersey’s Nazi occupation, chronicling the island’s experience from the first invasion in 1940 through to its liberation in 1945.
Told through the voices of those who lived it, Living with the Enemy is more than just a historical account—it is a heartfelt homage to the strength, courage, and humanity of Islanders in the face of adversity. Featuring rare archival footage and personal testimonies, the documentary offers an intimate and authentic portrait of life under occupation.
Produced by Green Eye Productions in collaboration with the Marie-Anthoine Film Fund and the Jersey Tourism Development Fund, this film stands as a cinematic monument to Jersey’s past. All profits from DVD sales will go to the Marie-Anthoine Film Fund, helping to empower Jersey residents in sharing stories of the island’s rich culture, history, natural beauty, and unique geological heritage through film.