Tag: Kenneth Branagh

Christopher Nolan’s Brilliant, Un-Romanticized, “Dunkirk”

by Deal Hudson | Jul 23, 2017 | Culture, Featured, History, Movies | 0 |

Nolan, in my opinion, made a film that will resonate with veterans themselves who, when they speak at all, speak with great humility of their war experience.

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