Hope and Glory
113 minutes,
United Kingdom (1987), 15
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(4.1 / 19 votes)
(4.1 / 19 votes)
John Boorman's nostalgic, autobiographical Second World War film
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Hope and Glory: Rich with humour and unashamed nostalgia, Boorman's autobiographical film evokes the solidarity that kept the home fires burning during the Blitz.
Rice-Edwards plays the nine-year-old child who makes the most of the devastation, finding adventure in London's bomb sites and comfort in the protective bosom of his all-female household...
Read the Hope and Glory full reviewRice-Edwards plays the nine-year-old child who makes the most of the devastation, finding adventure in London's bomb sites and comfort in the protective bosom of his all-female household...
