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The intensely dramatic story of a young soldier who faces a court-martial for desertion at the battle of Passchendaelle in 1917. Dirk Bogarde stars as the officer tasked with the job of saving him from the firing squad. Read more
| Starring | Dirk Bogarde, Tom Courtenay, Leo McKern, Barry Foster |
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| Director | Joseph Losey |
| Genres | Drama |
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After three years at the front in World War I, a young soldier simply walks away from the guns; he is court-martialled,... read more on Time Out
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For once Bogarde is disappointing
Dirk Bogarde apparantly said that he thought this movie was the least successful of his collaborations with Joseph Losey. I can see why. Rarely seen, this is ... read more »
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Stark war drama
There are a few missteps - Larry Adler's jaunty harmonica score is totally wrong for the film, and director Joseph Losey doesn't entirely succeed in ... read more »
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King And Country
Director Joseph Losey made this film a year after he made The Servant which also starred Dirk Bogarde. This time the setting is World War 1: Bogarde... read more »
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King and Country
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Missed.
Poorly focused and superficial film misses as big and obvious a target as the misery of WWI trench warfare.
This film covers too little ground, ... read more »
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brilliant
Brilliant movie although dated and wooden. Could be re-made to give a larger portrayal of the baffoons that orchestrated WW1
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Harrowing
A moving film clearly made on a tiny budget. As someone interested in the Great War this was an apt reminder of what conditions were like particularly in 1917 ... read more »
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King and Country
Dirk Bogarde stiff upper lip, the small man can triumph another example of how our country can make great films. At times slow moving but as always with Losey ... read more »
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A Great British Anti-War Film - A Timeless Classic
Everything is just perfect here. The production is peerless, there's mud, blood, barbed wire, rats, trenches, etc. Very authentic. And the performances are ... read more »
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Shell Shock
Despite the limitations imposed by the theatrical origins of the film, Losey manages to convey the muddy squalor of trench warfare and the class divide between ... read more »
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For once Bogarde is disappointing
Dirk Bogarde apparantly said that he thought this movie was the least successful of his collaborations with Joseph Losey. I can see why. Rarely seen, this is ... read more »