Film · 1942 · Drama

Mrs. Miniver

Directed by William Wyler
1942
United Kingdom
★ 1.4 editorial score

Roosevelt had the vicar's closing speech printed on leaflets and dropped over occupied Europe: an English family absorbs the first year of the war, and America was watching very closely.

“For this is not a war film about soldiers in uniform. There are no bloody land battles in it; no armies clash by night, except for the unseen armadas which drone in the moonlit sky. This is a film about the people in a small, unpretentious English town on whom the war creeps up slowly, disturbing their tranquil ways of life, then suddenly bursts in devastating fury as the bombs rain down and the Battle of Britain is on.”
— Bosley Crowther · The New York Times
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1942Depicts World War IIDepicts 1940s

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