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Post by telegonus on Jul 7, 2018 6:26:40 GMT
Interesting thread to read, thanks. It's my all-time favourite p.o.w. movie. One for the ages.
There are an awful lot of good POW movies, Petro. I agree that Stalag 17 is among the best, but there are some really outstanding lesser known ones. Many from from England, too: The Wooden Horse, The Colditz Story,The Coming Out Party (no, not what it sounds like  ) and, of course, The Great Escape.
Then there's odd little 1965 picture about what is a sort of army prison camp, with the Brits both the prisoners and the guards: The Hill. Directed by Yank Sidney Lumet, it's a superb study of integrity versus sadism, with odds weighed heavily against the former. Some super acting, with Harry Andrews really stealing the picture from star Sean Connery.
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