Streaming Quality: 4K Ultra HD | Dolby Vision | Atmos
Rating: ⭐ 7.0/10 (6 reviews)
Duration: 85 minutes
Genres: War
Director/Creator: Maurice Elvey
Starring: Barry K. Barnes as Hamilton, Sophie Stewart as Sarah, Jack Hawkins as Beck, Charles Eaton as Royde, Frank Birch as Grover, Andrew Osborn as Stevens, Roy Findlay as Williams, Alastair MacIntyre as Mackenzie, Meinhart Maur as Commandant, Viola Compton
Status: Released
Language: EN
Overview: During the First World War, a number of captured British officers attempt to escape a prisoner-of-war camp.
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⭐ 6/10 - review by CinemaSerf
"I think maybe Maurice Elvey could be accused here of trying to merge too many storylines into what could have been quite an efficient little great escape caper. Set during the Great War, we find 'Hamilton' (an adequate Barry K. Barnes) swapping the delights of life in the sodden and perilous trenche..."