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RSSR deserves to be mentioned alongside the most infamous cannibal/jungle exploitation greats like CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST and some of the best psychotronic black magic flicks Hong Kong has to offer
who thrived in the face of adversity during World War II but were eventually brought low by the film industry of the 1950’s
there's a big hitch in their plans as the good Sister isn't as "she" seems
they must defeat evil
the film focuses on Don Rumata (Leonid Yarmolnik)
Hope and Glory Safdie Brothers RSSR deserves to be mentionedDirector John Boorman takes a look back at the London Blitz of World War II, as seen through the eyes of a child, in this haunting, semi autobiographical seriocomedy. Young Bill Rohan (Sebastian Rice Edwards) is the boy who views the war particularly the nightly air raids on his suburban neighborhood not as a time of great conflict and bloodshed, but rather as a grand adventure. With Sarah Miles, Sammi Davis, Ian Bannen, David Hayman, Geraldine Muir.
