Bravery in the Field
The NFB's 42nd Oscar®-nominated film.
This dramatic film introduces us to Tommy, a World War II veteran who rooms alone, waiting for his pension cheque to arrive, passing the time in the evenings with his cronies in the Legion Hall. Lennie can claim only a third of Tommy's years, but he prowls the same area of town, and the two have more in common than either of them realizes. Both their lives lack a sense of place and purpose. The story occurs early in November and leads up to an event that provides one of Tommy's few remaining moments of glory, the annual veterans' Remembrance Day parade.
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Bravery in the Field, Giles Walker, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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directorGiles Walker
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producerRoman KroitorStefan Wodoslawsky
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executive producerRoman Kroitor
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scriptAlexander BremnerGiles WalkerIan MacNeillJohn Kent Harrison
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cameraSavas Kalogeras
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soundTed Haley
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editingLes HalmanSusan Shanks
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sound editingAbbey Jack Neidik
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re-recordingJean-Pierre Joutel
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musicBen Low
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castLes RubieMatt CravenKent GallieJohn CailBudd Knapp
