Very realistic relationship triangle (or was it a quadrangular) from the WWII era. A great performance by Susan Prior playing a part of a soldier's wife who had an affair with a US soldier while her husband was away. A tug of inner war ensues as she falls in love with the Yankee (following her sister's footsteps). The viewer is left wondering throughout the movie - will her inner strength prevail or will she leave her husband?
Susan Prior, playing the role of Millie Vickery carries off her inner struggle in a life-like manner, in keeping with the era portrayed in the movie.
A nice moral guide reminder about adultery is delivered through an story David and Bethsheba from the church's pulpit (but it's so brief that it relies on the viewer's knowledge of the context of the story).
The move under-rated through its lack of promotional budget but a nice surprise for those who locate it on the back shelf of a DVD store.
Susan Prior, playing the role of Millie Vickery carries off her inner struggle in a life-like manner, in keeping with the era portrayed in the movie.
A nice moral guide reminder about adultery is delivered through an story David and Bethsheba from the church's pulpit (but it's so brief that it relies on the viewer's knowledge of the context of the story).
The move under-rated through its lack of promotional budget but a nice surprise for those who locate it on the back shelf of a DVD store.