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Quinlan, David (1984). British Sound Films: The Studio Years 1928–1959. London: B.T. Batsford Ltd. p.196. ISBN 0-7134-1874-5. Production Real Life Inspiration Morane-Saulnier-built version of the Fieseler Storch STOL aircraft, similar to ones used in the actual mountain rescue of the 1946 C-53 Skytrooper crash on the Gauli Glacier. Production [ edit ] Real Life Inspiration [ edit ] Morane-Saulnier-built version of the Fieseler Storch STOL aircraft, similar to ones used in the actual mountain rescue of the 1946 C-53 Skytrooper crash on the Gauli Glacier. [5]Steven H. Scheuer in Movies on TV, 1986–87 noted that the film was "tense, well acted melodrama." [19] I would suggest that it becomes a break of journey when you leave a station otherwise than solely intending to transfer to another station. So for example I don't think walking (or taking the tram) from Manchester Piccadilly to Victoria is a break of journey if you are continuing onwards from there. But doing the same journey and stopping off at a café, shop, restaurant, etc. would constitute a break of journey in my view. As tensions rise and emotions run high, the passengers are forced to confront their fears and confront each other's shortcomings. Keith and Eleanor's new marriage is tested when they find out that they cannot conceive children. Joan, the journalist, starts to question her own motivations for being on the plane in the first place. What stands out most in this film is the location shooting. You have rarely seen such a picturesque atmosphere of jagged Alps, knee-deep snow, and treacherous glacial chasms. The staged scenes are seamlessly blended with the location shots. They did a marvelous job, so much so that it hardly looks more hostile than inviting -- a kind of fairyland. Not an abrasive surface or a bit of vegetation in sight. If you’re afraid or lonely or anything, tell me,” She says softly. “I’ll help however I can, okay?”

As they struggle to survive in the unforgiving desert, they begin to form unlikely bonds and find solace in each other's company. One of the standout performances in the movie is from Phyllis Calvert, who portrays Eleanor with grace and poise. Her character is the emotional center of the film, and her struggles to come to terms with her infertility add a layer of depth to the storyline. She’s really not going to be getting anything out of him tonight, and the poor boy looks like he needs a good, uninterrupted sleep. Halliwell, Leslie (1989). Halliwell's Film Guide (7th ed.). London: Paladin. p. 149. ISBN 0586088946.The film was shot over 14 weeks in 1947. Calvert was only available for half that time. There was location filming in Switzerland with studio work at Shepherd's Bush. Gainsborough had just finished making a film in the Alps called Snowbound (1947) so Annakin could draw on their expertise for the best locations. [8] [14] No,” He shakes his head, eyes casting downward again. He chews the inside of his mouth a little before he speaks up, much quieter. His voice is slightly broken. “…I want to be needed. After summoning my Persona, I realize that fighting Shadows is something I can do really well. I did what I was told because—” You know,” She begins, a little pensive, drawing his attention to her. She scoots over, a little closer, the hand on his arm squeezing lightly, reassuringly. “I’m sorry, for the things I said. I should’ve handled it better when I knew nothing about your situation.” The Alps scenes are spectacular, and their vastness and desolate appearance brought "Lost Horizon" to mind. Yuuki doesn’t smile. He doesn’t frown, either. But Yukari notices the subtle pain in his steel gray eyes as he answers. “No.”