The film with Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott deals with the preparations for the D-Day – and takes almost exclusively the perspective of the decision-makers.
The film with Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott deals with the preparations for the D-Day – and takes almost exclusively the perspective of the decision-makers.
When a new film about the Second World War emerges on international screens, you automatically wonder what novelty can be offered to the viewer after the kilometre-long relationship of films on the subject that have been produced over the past eight decades; some, without a doubt, memorable, although many others, let us admit it, absolutely expendable, that the only trace they have left in our memory has been, in many cases, that of the deepest …