England on the homefront during World War II...
“Hope and Glory,&#34; set in suburban London during World War II, is director John Boorman’s autobiographical, nostalgic, and comic remembrance of England on the homefront during the turbulent Blitz, as seen through the eyes of 10-year-old Billy (Sebastian Rice Edwards). Though the young boy is fascinated by the soaring aircraft and lumbering tanks, the adults know that they represent destruction and a nation under siege.<br /><br />Trying to forge ahead during these difficult times is mother Grace Rohan (Sarah Miles, “Ryan’s Daughter”), who finds herself head of the household raising three children in the midst of air raids and food shortages when her husband is drafted; Billy’s sister, Dawn (Sammi Davis, “Mona Lisa”), whose romance and pregnancy with the Canadian airman Corporal Carrey (Jean-Marc Barr, “The Big Blue”) is yet another challenge for Grace; and George (Ian Bannen, “Gandhi”), Billy’s grandfather whose idyllic country home will introduce Billy to an entirely new world.<br /><br />Boorman shows that, though wartime may disrupt daily routines, the habits and rituals that give life meaning remain intact, such as marriage, birth, and holiday celebrations. Though the film doesn’t have a single plot line, its episodic structure provides the viewer with glimpses into life in a difficult period. With outstanding period production design and 1940s-style costumes, the era is beautifully recreated. There is a warmth and gentle humor to the film, which underscores the importance of family  joining together to make the best of tough times. As a memoir, “Hope and Glory” is imaginative, sentimental without being cloying, and filled with believable, colorful characters.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the PG-13 rated Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Director John Boorman takes a look back at the London Blitz of World War II, as seen through the eyes of a child, in this haunting, semi-autobiographical seriocomedy. Young Bill Rohan (Sebastian Rice-Edwards) is the boy who views the war-particularly the nightly air raids on his suburban neighborhood-not as a time of great conflict and bloodshed, but rather as a grand adventure. With Sarah Miles, Sammi Davis, Ian Bannen, David Hayman, Geraldine Muir. 113 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English..