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December, 1916. The Western Front. A disillusioned soldier, tasked with guarding British deserters on death row, disobeys his superiors to save his latest charge's life at the eleventh hour. Based on a true story.
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December, 1916. The Western Front. A disillusioned soldier, tasked with guarding British deserters on death row, disobeys his superiors to save his latest charge's life at the eleventh hour. Based on a true story.
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Genre:War, Drama
Written By:JR Rappaport
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Black Hangar Studios, Orwo Studios (US), Glasshouse Pictures (US)
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