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Churchill: The Darkest Hour

Churchill: The Darkest Hour

This landmark docu-drama re-examines the darkest hours of one of the twentieth century's most remarkable heroes, and provides a fascinating re-evaluation of the epic and traumatic experiences of Winston Churchill in the First World War.

Year: 2013 Duration: 89 min Credits: Adam Kemp, Adam Kemp, Adam James... more

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