Over 338,000 Allied soldiers were evacuated from Dunkirk during a critical operation in May and June 1940.
Synopsis
Over 338,000 Allied soldiers were evacuated from Dunkirk during a critical operation in May and June 1940.
Synopsis
Dunkirk's beaches became a scene of chaos in May and June 1940 as Allied forces faced encirclement by German troops. The documentary details the largest maritime evacuation in history, where over 330,000 soldiers were rescued from the French coast. It captures the efforts of military leaders and civilian boat owners who braved enemy fire to save lives. The film presents a factual account of the strategic decisions and human actions that defined this critical moment in World War II.
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Why Watch
- See the dramatic evacuation of Dunkirk's beaches.
- Follow the stories of soldiers facing capture.
- Meet the civilian heroes who aided the rescue.
Did You Know
- The Battle of Dunkirk took place in May and June 1940.
- Dunkirk has a runtime of 180 minutes.
- The film was produced in two countries: France and the United Kingdom.
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What is the duration of the documentary Dunkirk?
Dunkirk has a duration of 180 minutes.
In which countries was Dunkirk produced?
Dunkirk was produced in France and the United Kingdom.
What language is spoken in the documentary Dunkirk?
The language spoken in Dunkirk is English.
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