How Sleep the Brave
1981 film by Lindsay Shonteff
- 1982 (1982)
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How Sleep the Brave is a 1982 Vietnam war film directed and produced by Lindsay Shonteff. Entirely shot in Berkshire, England,[1] it stars Lawrence Day, Luis Manuel, Thomas M. Polland and Christopher Muncke. The script was written by Bobby Bauer and Jeremy Lee Francis. It was co-produced by Elizabeth Laurie and Lindsay Shonteff.
Synopsis
On Christmas 1969, during the Vietnam War, a group of fresh, young American soldiers arrive at an army camp in Vietnam and are sent to patrol in a nearby jungle. After they kill a few Viet Cong soldiers and lose a couple of their comrades in the battle, they return to camp. They are sent on a mission to destroy a Viet Cong village. After they destroy the village, they embark on a hazardous journey through a jungle to board a helicopter and return to camp. But, it's only a matter of who will survive the Viet Cong's gunshots and make it to the helicopter.
References
- ^ Heuck, Marc Edward (13 February 2023). ""I have to follow": The Second-Best Adventures of Lindsay Shonteff". Beverly Cinema.
External links
- How Sleep the Brave at IMDb
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Films directed by Lindsay Shonteff
- Devil Doll (1964)
- Curse of Simba (1965)
- Licensed to Kill (1965)
- The Million Eyes of Sumuru (1967)
- Clegg (1970)
- Permissive (1970)
- The Yes Girls (1971)
- The Fast Kill (1972)
- Big Zapper (1973)
- The Swordsman (1974)
- Spy Story (1976)
- No. 1 of the Secret Service (1977)
- Licensed to Love and Kill (1979)
- How Sleep the Brave (1982)
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