WWII : The Long Road Home

2017
TV-14
1h 20min

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4,0/10

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16 year old aspiring director Elliott Hasler's epic depiction of his great-grandfather's WW2 experiences; an escaped POW's battle for survival whilst on the run in war-torn Italy, as his wife and young son eagerly await news in England.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCreated between the ages of 14 and 16, teenage director Elliott Hasler's depiction of his great-grandfather's experiences in WWII; an escaped British POW's battle for survival whilst on the ... Tout lireCreated between the ages of 14 and 16, teenage director Elliott Hasler's depiction of his great-grandfather's experiences in WWII; an escaped British POW's battle for survival whilst on the run in war-torn Italy.Created between the ages of 14 and 16, teenage director Elliott Hasler's depiction of his great-grandfather's experiences in WWII; an escaped British POW's battle for survival whilst on the run in war-torn Italy.

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NOTE IMDb

4,0/10

126

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:05

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1markdavison-91796

Made on a shoestring and it shows

The box says the director is the next Spielberg. Well if I were Spielberg I'd sue for defamation of character! This is the worst acting I've ever seen and the directing and production is dire. I paid £3 for this at Asda and it was overpriced! I had to give it 1 star as 0 stars wasn't available. Save your money even if it's only £3!

9grantybaz

Incredible!!!

An absolutely amazing film production with a compelling WW2 story that is deserving of a far wider audience. I was kept on the edge of my seat for the full feature and at the end left wanting more from this newly turned 17 year old film maker who clearly has a unique talent and a great future ahead of him.Some of the outstanding camera work and effects was made even more impressive to me since Elliott only used a fairly standard camera and iPhone to produce this film.I look forward to your next film but only after you've passed your A Levels!Good luck!

10keetolog

Wtf

Worst movie I've ever seen, terrible acting, looks like it was shot on a bank security camera, horrible cgi. All the budget probably went to the picture on the damn box. However it was so freaking bad that I could not stop watching it. I'm still watching as I'm writing there's about 5 minutes left and I still don't know the characters names. All in all disaster of a movie but the guy who actually did this stuff seeing how it is based on a true story definitely a cool story for that guy to be telling, the story it's self is great.

5tarquinthethird

Get a life

All the haters who have written totally negative reviews need to ask themselves if they or any of the spawn would have been able to do any better at 15 years old. Yes certain actors were wooden but the cinematography was very good imo.

I have no doubt some of the earlier efforts of what are now seen as great, would have been questionable.

GET A LIFE!

YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!

smithea-77241

Moving Film by Young Director

Aesthetically gorgeous film that captures the attention of the audience in this moving true story. The characters who propel the protagonist forward feel authentic. The acting of the protagonist belied his age, and well-captured the breadth of emotions expected in a story with this gravitas. Worth seeing, bittersweet movie.

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WWII: The Long Road Home underwent a 3 year production, with pre-production starting in October 2014 and filming wrapping in early May 2017. In 2016, production was halted for six months to allow for Hasler to focus on his GCSE exams.