During the 1982 Falklands War, Sergeant John McBride leads a small, divided squad of British soldiers in a dangerous night assault to capture the key Argentine position on Mount Longdon. The film explores the intense combat, themes of patriotism, and the futility of war.
Paddy Duffy
Director
John Kane
Sergeant John McBride
Paddy Duffy
Private Patrick McBride
Paul Wallace
Private Dwayne Campbell
Aaron McTernan
Private Paul Watkins
Jason Howe
Private James Johnson
Wayne Moohan
Private Bruno Garcia
Miguel Cabrerizo Monserrat
Argentinian Commander(voice)
Tracey Kernaghan
Elizabeth McBride
Paul Doherty
Captain Rogers
Stefan Bukowski
Sergeant Williams
Jonny Grogan
Private James Edwards(as Jonny Cameron)
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