The Trench
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| Initial release | United Kingdom |
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| Directors | William Boyd |
| Producers | Steve Clark-Hall |
| Screenplay | William Boyd |
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| ID | 951887 |
About The Trench
On the eve of a massive battle with the Germans, Sgt. Telford Winter (Daniel Craig) oversees a company of British soldiers too young and naive to be properly terrified of their coming mission. Prominent among the recruits is Billy Macfarlane (Paul Nicholls), a patriotic teenager who struggles to reconcile his homesickness with his sense of duty. Meanwhile, their commanding officer, Lt. Ellis Harte (Julian Rhind-Tutt), squirrels himself away in his tent sipping brandy and reading poetry.
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... As I stand outside, a Russian strike lands close enough to throw dirt into The Trench...
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... The piece below is called The Trench and was created for the exhibition by Moroccan designer Artsi Ifrach: " The joy of life and the joy of colour is completely different and very particular to the continent, " he says...
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... They later visited Trench Town, the Kingston neighbourhood where Marely grew up, and went to The Trench Town Culture Yard museum - which celebrates reggae music...
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... The Trench is so deep, it would be possible to the Mount Everest (8,848 m) in there and still have more than 2km of water over the top...
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