Movie |
Nurse | Third Battle Of Ypres
Disclaimer: All content and media belong to original content streaming platforms/owners like Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Videos, JioCinema, SonyLIV etc. 91mobiles entertainment does not claim any rights to the content and only aggregate the content along with the service providers links.
Feature Film | 2009 | Francis
Best Motion Picture | 2009 | Niv
Best Achievement in Art DirectionProduction Design | 2009 | Janice
Best Achievement in Costume Design | 2009 | Wendy
Best Achievement in Overall Sound | 2009 | Don
Best Cinematography in Theatrical Feature | 2009 | Gregory
Best MakeUp Artist | 2009 | Gail
Production Design Feature | 2009 | Carol
2009 | Niv
Picture Editing Feature | 2009 | David
Direction Feature Film | 2009 | Paul
Sound Editing Feature | 2009 | David
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2009 | Paul
Best Voice Over | 2008
Paul Gross wrote and directed this film, and its closing song "After the War." His grandfather, Michael Joseph Dunne, a WWI vet, once confessed to a young Gross about bayoneting a young lad in the forehead. Gross later said on Dunne's deathbed he was muttering for forgiveness and he was the only one who knew what was being talked about.
When filming the Battle of Passchendaele, Paul Gross was very meticulous about maintaining historical accuracy. He would keep various photos of the real battlefield and compare them with how the set looked.
At the time of release, the most expensive Canadian film ever produced costing $20 million in 2008 Canadian dollars.
Part of the funding came from the government of Alberta, which is also where it was filmed.
Extras were not provided with 5mm wet suits to make the hours and days of sitting and running in wet, muddy costumes bearable. Many extras left after one day. A German full-length jacket could weigh up to 60 lbs (27 kg.) when wet and caked with mud. Uniforms were not laundered once during filming to give the image of authenticity.
"Michael Dunne: Do you think maybe I could accompany you to a dance, or...? Sarah Mann: I don't dance with soldiers. Michael Dunne: I could lose the uniform. Sarah Mann: I don't dance with naked soldiers."
"Michael Dunne: Listen to me. Forests burn 'cos they have to. And oceans, they go up and down 'cos they have to. I don't think we're that different. If you want to get through this you have to start seeing it for what it is. It's something we do all the time because we're good at it. And we're good at it because we're used to it. And we're used to it because we do it all the time."
