Product: The Man Who Never Was (2005)
Rating: 5.0
A war movie without guns or bullets or bloodshed
Most movies based on true stories are just a little too detailed in making sure they show us each and every fact. This movie does a bit of that, but in a cinematic way. After all, they have to tell the story. The director keeps the story moving along, the dialog is crisp, the scenes are short. An excellent film. This is one of those little stories behind the big WW2 story were we see real people fighting for their cause without using guns or bullets or killing anyone. Patriots--and thankfully shown on both sides of the conflict.