Hope and Glory Safdie Brothers "One-lung producers" (Sam Arkoff's term

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Hope and Glory Safdie Brothers "One-lung producers" (Sam Arkoff's termDirector 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.