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Directed by:
Roy Boulting 
Written by:
Jeffrey Dell, Bernard Miles from Robert Ardrey's play
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| Released: |
1942 |
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| Genre: |
DRAMA
FANTASY
WORLD WAR II
WAR
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| Origin: |
GB |
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| Length: |
112 |
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PRO Reviews
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| | | What a stimulus to thought it is, this good, brave, outspoken unfettered picture. | | | (Observer) | | | An unusual theme, well directed and produced with experiments in technique which in the main succeed. The photography and lighting and the acting... are most sensitive and effective. | | | | | (Monthly Film Bulletin) | | | | A really intelligent film and more moving in parts than anything this country's studios have produced before. | | | | | (Manchester Guardian) | | | | Boldly imaginative in theme and treatment. | | | | | (Sunday Express) | | | If I thought it wouldn't keep too many people away, I'd call it a work of art. | | | | | (Daily Express) | | | More interesting technically than anything since Citizen Kane. | | | | | (Manchester Guardian) | | | Beautifully performed, closer in tone to Powell and Pressburger than to the British mainstream, it's weird and unusually gripping. | | | | | (Geoff Andrew, Time Out Film Guide, 1998) | |
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