Question: Which film was released more recently, Tom At The Farm or Tunisian Victory?

Knowledge 1: Tom at the Farm
Tom at the Farm is a 2013 Canadian psychological thriller film directed by and starring Xavier Dolan.The film is based on the play of the same name by Michel Marc Bouchard, who co-wrote the screenplay with Dolan.It was screened in the main competition section at the 70th Venice International Film Festival in 2013, and also at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival.At Venice, the film won the FIPRESCI Prize." Tom at the Farm" was also nominated for eight Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Motion Picture. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Tunisian Victory
Tunisian Victory is a 1944 Anglo- American propaganda film about the victories in the North Africa Campaign.The film follows both armies from the planning of Operation" Torch" and Operation" Acrobat"( the latter of which was canceled), to the liberation of Tunis.Interspersed in the documentary format are the narrative voices of supposed American and British soldiers( voiced by Burgess Meredith and Bernard Miles respectively), recounting their experience in the campaign.Miles and Meredith, playing the roles of soldiers, talk separately until the end of the film when they have a dialogue, agree to co-operate after the end of the war, and with the other Allied nations create a more just and peaceful post-war order.The film was intended as a follow- up to the successful British documentary film" Desert Victory"( 1943).Frederic Krome's article" Tunisian Victory" and Anglo- American Film Propaganda in World War II from" The Historian" details the acrimony between the British and US film makers on the project.Most of the actual American combat footage taken during Operation Torch was destroyed when the ship carrying it was sunk, requiring many" battle scenes" to be reshot in the U.S. by director John Huston.Huston restaged several battles and liberations to achieve high quality footage, even going so far as to film some air battle scenes( in the Mohave Desert) and in Orlando, Florida.The British recognized the dubious nature of the film, though they themselves were guilty of the same recreations in wartime propaganda films.The direction of the final version involved no less than five individuals: Frank Capra, John Huston, Anthony Veiller, Hugh Stewart and Roy Boulting.
Knowledge 1: Tom at the Farm
Tom at the Farm is a 2013 Canadian psychological thriller film directed by and starring Xavier Dolan.The film is based on the play of the same name by Michel Marc Bouchard, who co-wrote the screenplay with Dolan.It was screened in the main competition section at the 70th Venice International Film Festival in 2013, and also at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival.At Venice, the film won the FIPRESCI Prize." Tom at the Farm" was also nominated for eight Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Motion Picture. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Collingwood Children's Farm
Collingwood Children's Farm is a not- for-profit, inner city farm situated on the Yarra River in the Melbourne suburb of Abbotsford, Australia.It is adjacent to, and considered part of the larger Abbotsford Convent complex.The Abbotsford Heritage Precinct Farmlands( APHF) supporting the Collingwood Children's Farm are unique in being the oldest continually farmed land in the state of Victoria.Farming commenced in 1836, with formal landsales occurring in 1838.Farming on this land has continued for over 175 years.It is also the oldest Children's Farm in Australia, established in 1979.The farm is open to the public all year round, from 9.15 am to 4:00 pm and visitors may explore the grounds at their own leisure.The first Sunday of every month( excluding January) is a Family Day with a barbecue, plus horse and hay rides for the children.The farm also hosts a popular monthly Farmers' market, on the second Saturday of each month; selling fresh produce from the farm and over 60+ Victorian producers.To celebrate the Winter Solstice and as a fundraiser, the farm also holds an annual bonfire event.The farm boasts an extensive range of animals from earthworms and peacocks to goats, sheep, horses, ducks, pigs, chickens and guinea pigs.Nearly all of the animals at the farm are classified as rare breeds.The horses at the farm are all fine specimens, with there currently being 8 horses( but not at the same time).All the horses at the farm are ridden by staff, Young Farmers, and the Holiday Program which is run in all term holidays except summer holidays.The farm began in 1979, when a community committee leased a small plot of Crown land next to the Yarra River, used by the farm and Community Gardeners.Funding has come from various sources over the years and now entrance fees and donations make up the bulk of the farm's income.The farm relies immensely on community effort with staff, volunteers and a Young Farmer's Programme working collaboratively to maintain the farm.Visitors are able to try their hand at cow- brushing, which occurs daily at 10.15 am and 4 pm.Produce from the animals, such as honey, earthworm castings, and eggs are for sale from the farm when available.The farm also offers hosted birthday parties( limited to two per day) on weekends( except those days which fall on Family Day, Farmers Market Day and other special events).Weddings and special events are also held at the farm.Cyclists and pedestrians will often take a journey along the Yarra River Trail as it passes through the Collingwood Children's Farm, following the Yarra River from the city to Dights Falls and further afield.They often stop and eat at the Farm Cafe( which is run independently of the farm).
Knowledge 1: Tunisian Victory
Tunisian Victory is a 1944 Anglo- American propaganda film about the victories in the North Africa Campaign.The film follows both armies from the planning of Operation" Torch" and Operation" Acrobat"( the latter of which was canceled), to the liberation of Tunis.Interspersed in the documentary format are the narrative voices of supposed American and British soldiers( voiced by Burgess Meredith and Bernard Miles respectively), recounting their experience in the campaign.Miles and Meredith, playing the roles of soldiers, talk separately until the end of the film when they have a dialogue, agree to co-operate after the end of the war, and with the other Allied nations create a more just and peaceful post-war order.The film was intended as a follow- up to the successful British documentary film" Desert Victory"( 1943).Frederic Krome's article" Tunisian Victory" and Anglo- American Film Propaganda in World War II from" The Historian" details the acrimony between the British and US film makers on the project.Most of the actual American combat footage taken during Operation Torch was destroyed when the ship carrying it was sunk, requiring many" battle scenes" to be reshot in the U.S. by director John Huston.Huston restaged several battles and liberations to achieve high quality footage, even going so far as to film some air battle scenes( in the Mohave Desert) and in Orlando, Florida.The British recognized the dubious nature of the film, though they themselves were guilty of the same recreations in wartime propaganda films.The direction of the final version involved no less than five individuals: Frank Capra, John Huston, Anthony Veiller, Hugh Stewart and Roy Boulting. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Collingwood Children's Farm
Collingwood Children's Farm is a not- for-profit, inner city farm situated on the Yarra River in the Melbourne suburb of Abbotsford, Australia.It is adjacent to, and considered part of the larger Abbotsford Convent complex.The Abbotsford Heritage Precinct Farmlands( APHF) supporting the Collingwood Children's Farm are unique in being the oldest continually farmed land in the state of Victoria.Farming commenced in 1836, with formal landsales occurring in 1838.Farming on this land has continued for over 175 years.It is also the oldest Children's Farm in Australia, established in 1979.The farm is open to the public all year round, from 9.15 am to 4:00 pm and visitors may explore the grounds at their own leisure.The first Sunday of every month( excluding January) is a Family Day with a barbecue, plus horse and hay rides for the children.The farm also hosts a popular monthly Farmers' market, on the second Saturday of each month; selling fresh produce from the farm and over 60+ Victorian producers.To celebrate the Winter Solstice and as a fundraiser, the farm also holds an annual bonfire event.The farm boasts an extensive range of animals from earthworms and peacocks to goats, sheep, horses, ducks, pigs, chickens and guinea pigs.Nearly all of the animals at the farm are classified as rare breeds.The horses at the farm are all fine specimens, with there currently being 8 horses( but not at the same time).All the horses at the farm are ridden by staff, Young Farmers, and the Holiday Program which is run in all term holidays except summer holidays.The farm began in 1979, when a community committee leased a small plot of Crown land next to the Yarra River, used by the farm and Community Gardeners.Funding has come from various sources over the years and now entrance fees and donations make up the bulk of the farm's income.The farm relies immensely on community effort with staff, volunteers and a Young Farmer's Programme working collaboratively to maintain the farm.Visitors are able to try their hand at cow- brushing, which occurs daily at 10.15 am and 4 pm.Produce from the animals, such as honey, earthworm castings, and eggs are for sale from the farm when available.The farm also offers hosted birthday parties( limited to two per day) on weekends( except those days which fall on Family Day, Farmers Market Day and other special events).Weddings and special events are also held at the farm.Cyclists and pedestrians will often take a journey along the Yarra River Trail as it passes through the Collingwood Children's Farm, following the Yarra River from the city to Dights Falls and further afield.They often stop and eat at the Farm Cafe( which is run independently of the farm).

Answer: Tom At The Farm