WWII was about King country and family for UK
In Which We Serve was a British World War II film. It focuses upon a Royal navy boat that was sunk. It’s full of war propaganda like saying the Germans were cowards and the Italians were lazy because they lived in a warm country. It also flashes back and forth from the sailors trying to survive in the sea and their families. Amazingly the middle and working class sailors live almost exactly alike to wipe away the class differences which were so stark in England. In the process what starts off as a war film quickly becomes a story about families to show that the WWII was all about King, country and loved ones. The result is a decent film but nothing special.
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 {"Subtitles": ["None available"], "Directors": ["Lean", "David"], "Producers": ["No\u00ebl Coward", "Anthony Havelock-Allan", "Herbert Smith"], "Starring": ["Noel Coward", "John Mills"], "Studio": ["Deep Cuts"]}

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