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Re: Prison Films
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ROB PEMBERTON 03-9524 2511 <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 12 Feb 1997 18:01:11 +1000
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    To add some British war epics to this evergrowing list -

 

    THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY (57) - story of only German POW to escape in WWII.

    THE WOODEN HORSE (50)    - yonks better than 'Great Escape'.

    THE COLDITZ STORY (54)   - the most convincing WWII POW film.

    A TOWN LIKE ALICE (56)   - women POW in Malaya WWII.

    (US Title 'The Rape Of Malaya')

 

    I'd also strongly suggest you consider 'THE HILL' (65) - a powerful Sidney

    Lumet/Sean Connery collaberation.

 

    cheers

 

    Rob Pemberton

 

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