In 1940, major cities in the UK were bombed by German troops, causing countless casualties. In order to improve the morale of the people, the British government led the cooperation with major studios to shoot military propaganda films. But the plots of these films were boring, the propaganda was too strong, and they were booed by the audience. In order to add elements to attract women in the promotional film, the Ministry of Information hired female screenwriter Katrin. The film she participated in was the protagonist of the soldiers who returned to the UK in the Dunkirk operation. The Ministry of Information hopes to use the film to inspire people. In the beginning, she confronts producer Barkley, and then meets the arrogant and difficult male actor. The story that Catlin was going to shoot was originally about a pair of fishermen sisters sailing a boat to participate in the rescue of Dunkirk, but the studio required that a male protagonist must be included, and the two women could only serve as foils. The protagonist talks about a love triangle. Facing the unreasonable demands of the authorities, Catlin and Buckley used their wisdom to edit the story skillfully between political needs, filming resources, actors' performance, audience reactions and being faithful to the facts. The tacit understanding and love between the two are quietly growing. However, the war continued to deteriorate, the actors left the group one after another, the filming faced difficulties, and Catherine also suffered tragic changes in her life. Just as the film crew was discussing how to fill in the scene that the actor didn't have time to complete, "going into the water to repair the ship and save everyone", as the only remaining screenwriter, Catlin made a decision: let the female characters in the film complete the hero's drama.
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2022-03-31 08:01
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Marcus 2022-04-06 09:01:06
Gentle expression of female power, I like it very much!
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Blaze 2022-04-02 09:01:16
Good-looking, the female perspective shows well, neither humble nor arrogant. There are many scenes of character dialogue, and the editing is very sharp. I didn't read the introduction before watching it, but I didn't expect it to be a movie with meta-movie qualities. After seeing it, I thought of a lot of movies, and the final screening part was also very moving.
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Catrin Cole: Anything else?
Tom Buckley: Since you're so keen to flex your femininity, you can tidy up!
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Tom Buckley: It's never for anything. Why do you think that people like films? It's because stories are structured; have a shape, a purpose, a meaning; and when things gone bad they're still a part of a plan; there's a point to them. Unlike life.