In Which We Serve

Some parts dated, but mostly authentic. There's a heightened tension coupled with a naturalistic tone I wouldn't have expected to come across so convincing - very well done propaganda from the Brits. Noel Coward deserves major kudos for his performance/script/direction.

Quite good.

Toweringly British in its style and content although very dated by todays standards. However its greatest strength is its social comentry and glimpse into the 1940's. Highly clipped delivery and 'mockney' rule the day. In no way subtle and verging on propeganda at times, but the strenght of performances such as John Mills and Noel Coward still shine through.

So small, yet so special. A humble striving.

Excellent.