This is one of the best films i have ever watched i attended it in An Creggan not far from my house i had the pleasure of spending the weekend talking to Mr. Dufau *not sure on the spelling* well to be perfectly honest i had no idea whatsoever on what WWII would have been like as i am only young and don't have a clue on the troubles back then...
i was speaking to Mr. Dufau personally and it was heartwarming to speak to him as he is so positive and kindhearted i also no Mary Pat Kelly as she is married to my cousin.. she has done a fantastic job of this film..and should be very "PROUD"
the hole point of this was not to highlight all the commotion and deaths it was all the discrimination towards the black's/coloured which was absolutely dreadful
"RIP OSSIE DAVIS"
this film should be released in the cinema's allover the world!!
i was speaking to Mr. Dufau personally and it was heartwarming to speak to him as he is so positive and kindhearted i also no Mary Pat Kelly as she is married to my cousin.. she has done a fantastic job of this film..and should be very "PROUD"
the hole point of this was not to highlight all the commotion and deaths it was all the discrimination towards the black's/coloured which was absolutely dreadful
"RIP OSSIE DAVIS"
this film should be released in the cinema's allover the world!!