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The Night Watch (2011)
Four Londoners are inseparably linked by their wartime experiences. In a time when the barriers of sexuality and social convention have been broken down, they enjoy a freedom never experienced before.
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Four Londoners are inseparably linked by their wartime experiences. In a time when the barriers of sexuality and social convention have been broken down, they enjoy a freedom never experienced before.
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Genre:Drama, War, TV Movie
Directed By:Richard Laxton
Written By:Paula Milne
In Theaters:7/12/2011
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:BBC
Cast
Richard Laxton
Director
Richard Laxton
Director
Anna Maxwell Martin
Kay Langrish
Claire Foy
Helen Giniver
Jodie Whittaker
Vivian Pearce
Anna Wilson-Jones
Julia Standing
Harry Treadaway
Duncan Pearce
JJ Feild
Robert Fraser
Liam Garrigan
Reggie Nigri
Claudie Blakley
Nancy Carmichael
Kenneth Cranham
Horace Mundy
Jenna Augen
Iris Knight
Neal Barry
Mr Bryant
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