Does anyone know if there's ever been a film based around the Falklands? (Conflict, rather than daily life).
Resurrected
The Falklands Play. banned by the BBC for years and only shown a year or two ago. Not really about the war (no fighting shown) but more about the build up. Great performance by Patricia Hodge as Maggie Thatcher.
Does anyone know if there's ever been a film based around the Falklands? (Conflict, rather than daily life).
Resurrected
The Falklands Play. banned by the BBC for years and only shown a year or two ago. Not really about the war (no fighting shown) but more about the build up. Great performance by Patricia Hodge as Maggie Thatcher.
What F'in planet do you live on?
Resurrected (1989) 96 min - Drama | War - 13 March 1989 (UK) 5.9 Your rating: -/10 Ratings: 5.9/10 from 224 users Reviews: 3 user | 18 critic True story of a British soldier (David Thewlis), who is left behind in the Falklands after the war with Argentina. He travels on a journey from the Falkland Islands, to his army barracks in England where he is severely beaten and ostracized by his fellow soldiers.
Director: Paul Greengrass Writer: Martin Allen Stars: Tom Bell, Rita Tushingham, David Thewlis
Does anyone know if there's ever been a film based around the Falklands? (Conflict, rather than daily life).
Resurrected
The Falklands Play. banned by the BBC for years and only shown a year or two ago. Not really about the war (no fighting shown) but more about the build up. Great performance by Patricia Hodge as Maggie Thatcher.
There was a TV film called Ungentlemanly Act released around the same time.
Some really good choices. I don't believe these have been picked yet.
The Third Man (although would be Apocalypse Now every time)
A Matter of Life and Death
The Battle for Algiers/ Land and Freedom
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (often my favourite film of all time)
La Grande Illusion
Didn't even think about The Third Man in this category - another favourite classic of mine, personally I think Welles is better in this than in Citizen Kane
Not a film but I've been watching the World At War series (saw episode 24 this morning...only 2 to go)....10am on the Yesterday channel....excellent viewing....and superbly narrated by Laurence Olivier.
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2. WW2 film The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
3. Film not involving Brits or Yanks. The Sino-Japanese War at Sea 1894
4. Pre-WW1 film Henry V (Olivier)
5. WW1 film Oh What a Lovely War
Resurrected (1989)
96 min - Drama | War - 13 March 1989 (UK)
5.9 Your rating: -/10 Ratings: 5.9/10 from 224 users
Reviews: 3 user | 18 critic
True story of a British soldier (David Thewlis), who is left behind in the Falklands after the war with Argentina. He travels on a journey from the Falkland Islands, to his army barracks in England where he is severely beaten and ostracized by his fellow soldiers.
Director: Paul Greengrass
Writer: Martin Allen
Stars: Tom Bell, Rita Tushingham, David Thewlis
2. WW2 film It happened here
3. Film not involving Brits or Yanks. Days of Glory (Indigenes)
4. Pre-WW1 film 1066
5. WW1 film Paths of glory
Ice cold in Alex
Stalingrad
4 Polanskis Macbeth
5 All quiet on the WF
2. The Guns Of Navarone
3. Akira
4. Lancelot Du Lac
5. Paths Of Glory
Apocalypse Now
Patton (George C Scott absolutely brilliant)
Schindler's List
Zulu
All Quiet ....
Another, The Hill.
2. Ice Cold in Alex
3. Gallipoli
4. Zulu
5. All Quiet on the Western Front
2 Kelly's Heroes
3 Cross of Iron
4 Gettysburg
5 All Quiet...
The Third Man (although would be Apocalypse Now every time)
A Matter of Life and Death
The Battle for Algiers/ Land and Freedom
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (often my favourite film of all time)
La Grande Illusion
Colonel Blimp is a classic.
Going to through in The Way Ahead and Canterbury Tale
2. Inglourious Basterds
3. Troy
4. Star Wars
5. Shoulder Arms
Honourable mention: I Was A Male War Bride