Live the Experience of a Real War... oh so human

Rating: 10/10 (23 July 2017)

What has to be considered as one of the greatest films of all time, and a must see. Oh so human, running the whole gamut of human frailties, strengths and weaknesses, with great acting throughout, and Nolan as the new David Lean? This is a must at Oscar time, especially for the cinematography.
A genuinely real experience and snapshot of nine days, not just British. Where 192,226 British and 139,000 French soldiers – 331,226 in all – were rescued by the 700 little ships (British, Dutch and Belgium) and around 220 warships. On a personal note pity Nolan did not get hold of the PS Medway Queen. Which my father was evacuated from Dunkirk on, he would never talk about his Dunkirk experience.
Minor continuity error, the scene with Harry Stiles (good acting by the way) and others sitting on the beach. Nice shot of quayside container cranes in the background. Historical note; the first quayside container crane was not built until 1959!