Trying to create make-believe in the middle of a war
Their Finest is about making movies in the middle of a war. It stars Gemma Aterton who is hired by the British government to help write scripts that have better female characters to raise morale during World War II. Ironically it reminds the viewer that any movie that says it’s based upon a true story is completely twisted around with all kinds of things made up and added so that it fits into a conventional film plot. The business is about make believe after all, not history. Mixed in with that are the strains of war with families, bombings, losses, etc. It’s also got funny bits like actors that don’t know how to act and others who talk about their art and just sound like idiots they’re so full of themselves. It’s very successful in the end and hits all the right notes.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Lone Scherfig"], "Producers": ["Ivan Dunleavy", "Finola Dwyer", "Zygi Kamasa", "Elizabeth Karlsen", "Christine Langan", "Richard Mansell", "Robert Norris", "Amanda Posey", "Jim Spencer"], "Starring": ["Gemma Arterton", "Sam Claflin", "Bill Nighy"], "Studio": ["BBC Films"]}

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