The terror of war

Rating: 9/10 (4 January 2018)

Keeping in mind that this is not an accurate depiction of what happened but a dramatisation of the operation, the movie was heartbreaking.
Throughout the first half, you are surrounded by the fear of the soldiers for their lives, immersed by the feeling that most of those people would not see home again, nevertheless their people.
For the second half, hope reignites and holds your hand until the end. You can feel the thrill of all the soldiers cheering for the British pilot that saved them from the German aircraft in last couple of scens on the beach. You can feel the shell shock.
It touched me deeply and to be honest, I consider it one of the best movies for what it makes you feel.