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The Vision

El episodio se emitió el 24 mar 1959
Approved
30min

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H.M. Wynant in Un paso al más allá (1959)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOn a battlefield during the first World War, a group of French soldiers experience something which causes them to drop their weapons and walk away from the fight. During their subsequent cou... Leer todoOn a battlefield during the first World War, a group of French soldiers experience something which causes them to drop their weapons and walk away from the fight. During their subsequent court-martial, each gives his differing account of what he saw, which all seem impossible to ... Leer todoOn a battlefield during the first World War, a group of French soldiers experience something which causes them to drop their weapons and walk away from the fight. During their subsequent court-martial, each gives his differing account of what he saw, which all seem impossible to believe.

Dirección
- John Newland
Guión
- Merwin Gerard
- Lawrence B. Marcus
Reparto principal

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7,0/10

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Dirección
- John Newland
Guión
- Merwin Gerard
- Lawrence B. Marcus
Reparto principal

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Curiosidades
The setting of the French lines during the First World War and the plot element of a number of soldiers facing court martial for cowardice, is the same as Stanley Kubrick's film Senderos de gloria (1957).

Pifias
In the introduction, John Newland refers to a British mortar unit in Flanders and then points to an area in eastern France near the German and Swiss Borders. The only region of France known as Flanders is in the very north along the border with Belgium.

Citas
Major Lamarr: [to Capt. Tremaine] Cheer up, Captain. You did a good job. Better than they *deserved*.

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7/10

Paths of glorious, shining lights.

Whilst fighting in the first world war, a group of French soldiers, stop, put down their arms, and head towards a mysterious, bright, celestial light that shone in the sky. For stopping battle, the men face a court martial.

I was somewhat surprised to see another European set, wartime episode, credit to the people behind this show, they certainly understood thr benefits of variety.

A very nice story, and quite thought provoking. Once again I really like the ambiguity of it, the fact that we get no answers, just bits and bobs, something celestial or a more natural phenomenon?

I wish they'd gone a bit further with the Court Marital scene, and hammered it home a bit more, in those days it would have been a brutal affair.

Definitely makes you think of Paths of Glory.

7/10.