In one year, we will witness as many as two biographical dramas about the legendary British politician Winston Churchill. We recently caught one in our cinemas and the other is coming early next year. Watch the movie trailer for the biographical drama The Darkest Hour (2017).
So we have an inspiring one ahead of us real story, located at the beginning of World War II, when the newly minted prime minister of the British government Winston Churchill opposes peace negotiations with the Nazis Germany and demands that the occupier must not be given any concessions. The rest of the government, which was seriously considering negotiating a peace treaty (Hitler had already conquered half of Europe by June 1940), he put before the fact that Britain would fight for its ideals and the freedom of the nation. Even in his first speech as prime minister on May 19, 1940, he made no promises to his fellow citizens "nothing but blood, toil, tears and sweat". He predicted that the war could only end with victory 'at any cost'. His decision changed the course of history, because by enforcing such a policy he strengthened self-confidence and the will to resist British people and thereby created the foundation for the final victory over Hitler.
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Gary Oldman with this role, he announces the hunt for an Oscar, and he took over the direction Joe Wright, who is famous for movies Atonement (2007) and Hanna (2011).
Image Gallery: Darkest Hour
Biographical historical drama
The darkest hour (The Darkest Hour)
(2017, United Kingdom)
Directed by: Joe Wright. They play: Gary Oldman, Kristen Scott Thomas, Lily James, Stephen Dillane, Ronald Pickup and Ben Mendelsohn.
In the cinema from January 11, 2018.
