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Pauline Murray | ... |
Pauline
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Doctor Richard Fletcher
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Bart Allison | ... |
Skipworth
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Reginald Marsh | ... |
IA Medical Officer
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Frank Bennett | ... |
IA Political Leader
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Derek Milburn | ... |
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Nicolette Bernard | ... |
IA Woman Commandant
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Nicholas Moore | ... |
IA Group Leader Moorfield
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Rex Collett | ... |
IA NCO
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Michael Passmore | ... |
IA Man
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German Officer
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Barrie Pattison | ... |
Street Corner Speaker
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Honor Fearson | ... |
Honor Hutton
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Ronald Phillips | ... |
German NCO
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Frank Gardner | ... |
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It is the Second World War. The Nazis have invaded Britain. There is a split between the resistance and those who prefer to collaborate with the invaders for a quiet life. The protagonist, a nurse, is caught in the middle. Written by Anonymous
A thought-provoking war drama, which began life as the spare-time project of an 18-year-old film-lover and his 16-year-old friend. Almost an amateur film, but intellectually spell-binding. Based on the counter-factual premise that Britain was successfully invaded following the Dunkirk retreat and liberated by the Americans at the end of World War II. The images of London streets thronged with German soldiers are unforgettable. It is a film concerned with what war and military occupation does to people's minds. Nightmarish, stomach-churning. You owe it to yourself to see this film. Cannot recommend too highly. (Please take a look at my slightly longer review under "Newsgroup Reviews")