This is a very romanticized and unrealistic WW 1 film that viewers might like because of its universal condemnation of war in general. But in reality, it was almost impossible to have happened, and certainly not a situation that provided any realistic view of what happens in no man's land (the area between the two fronts of trenches). Generally speaking, all property between the two fronts of WW 1 battles was obliterated by constant artillery fire. However, this is an interesting fantasy to watch.
Review of Hell on Earth
