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Shells
"Lovely morning but cold and frosty. One would not think there was a war on." These were famous last words from Private Benjamin Elliott. As the days of war passed, the mud became thicker, lice ran faster and trench foot inflicted itself upon many. Being the lesser evils of war, such physical effects rode alongside the masses of fallen men. Standing beside his brother, Benjamin can feel his mind deteriorating, his senses failing and sheer terror bubbling inside him. With every shell, the shock ricochets through him. His former life but a distant dream - how he will recover this he does not know.
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"Lovely morning but cold and frosty. One would not think there was a war on." These were famous last words from Private Benjamin Elliott. As the days of war passed, the mud became thicker, lice ran faster and trench foot inflicted itself upon many. Being the lesser evils of war, such physical effects rode alongside the masses of fallen men. Standing beside his brother, Benjamin can feel his mind deteriorating, his senses failing and sheer terror bubbling inside him. With every shell, the shock ricochets through him. His former life but a distant dream - how he will recover this he does not know.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Alexander Millen, Tamzin Novakovic
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Runtime:18 minutes
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Cast
Alexander Millen
Director
James Henri-Thomas
Private George Elliot
Tadhgh Alexander
Private Benjamin Elliot
George Johnston
Private Harry Taylor
Joerg Stadler
Captain Radford
Paul J. Goddard
Private Sidney Butler
Rodrig Andrisan
Raymond Gaillard
Jayde Manning
Staff Nurse Sarah
Tamsin Ella Harding
Staff Nurse Martha
Gavin Budd
Shellshocked Soldier
James Bamford
Soldier
Rob McKinley
Soldier
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