One of greatest work of Nolan and Hans Zimmer. Dunkirk display one of the finnest cinema, direction, background score, camera angle, plot. NOLAN Is greatest gem to cinematic world. Work done by cast was great.... Great work in less dialogue and more expression. The narrative of Dunkirk is relatively straightforward, but the way it's put together recalls the simple joy of watching someone construct a puzzle box. The film focuses on a week, a day, and an hour during the Second World War, as over 300,000 Allied soldiers are evacuated from the beach at Dunkirk, France, where they were essentially sitting ducks for the German forces. The timeframes follow the soldiers stranded on the beach, the civilians boats called into service to aid the evacuation, and the pilots serving as essentially the only defense against the German planes, respectively. As the film progresses, it's not only space that closes in on the characters, but time as well. The storylines push in, speeding up on their parallel tracks, as does the awareness that the longer these men are out in the open, the more likely they are to die.
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