Eleven

Poor acting, over dramatized, crappy movie scene sets. Rifles sound like a child's cap gun from 1957. No storyline really. Generals depicted as crazed disturbed puppet masters. About as u realistic acting to the situation as possible. Poor taste in music...mismatched. a nurse breaks out in song and has a modern tone and vibrato, totally inappropriate to the time. Movie ends with a modern sappy song. Gives zero justice to the men and women that laid their lives on the line during g WWI.

How anybody can rate this 10/10 or call it a masterpiece is beyond me. Purely out of respect, this should never have been released as it's impossible to take it seriously, despite it being such an awful time in world history. The end of the first world war, all crammed into 79 minutes with such unconvincing acting, at times it was hard to believe this was actually a serious film. Embarrassing at times to watch.

Hugely ambitious, modestly budgeted UK indie drama based on the final hours of World War I. The film has real heart and feels authentic as to the people stuck in the trenches, as well as those back home. A meditation on the senseless waste of life, and a moving tribute to those who fought, and those that fell during that horrible conflict.

This low budget film depicts the closings hours from midnight to 11am on last of WW1. It captures sin small scale view the lives lost to combat action along the front line. Don't expect high budget effects this film focuses the impact of company to small group of soldiers.

Very dramatic film of the horrors of war that could have been avoided during the last hours, if not for orders issued by a deranged General, played brilliantly by Rory Wilton. Also touching was the emotions of the French soldier, portrayed by Guillaume Rivaud. Loved the last scenes with Archie and the German sargeant.