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"A Canterbury Tale", a 1944 British movie of four people toward the end of the War, on a trip to Canterbury Cathedral. Their story loosely parallels one of the stories of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2011/oct/25/favourite-film-canterbury-tale
Lots of scenes of WW2 English village life, including farming, blacksmith, wood working, and pubs.
Also interesting, in the "prologue", a 14th century man on horseback releases a falcon into the air. As it circles upward, it turns into a Spitfire; reminds me of the "bone into space station" scene in 2001. As the Spitfire flies toward us, we see barrage balloons in the sky over Canterbury Cathedral.
I rented it from Netflix, but it's also on YouTube, etc.
Tom M.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2011/oct/25/favourite-film-canterbury-tale
Lots of scenes of WW2 English village life, including farming, blacksmith, wood working, and pubs.
Also interesting, in the "prologue", a 14th century man on horseback releases a falcon into the air. As it circles upward, it turns into a Spitfire; reminds me of the "bone into space station" scene in 2001. As the Spitfire flies toward us, we see barrage balloons in the sky over Canterbury Cathedral.
I rented it from Netflix, but it's also on YouTube, etc.
Tom M.
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- yeah 24 hours later! sheesh - these darn slow motion jokes, must be the cold weather.