The movie "Churchill" chronicles the days before the invasion of Normandy in which the British Prime Minister finds himself no longer in control of the fate of his country. Ike Eisenhower is now in command of the allied invasion. The movie captures his extreme difficulty in letting go and placing his trust in the comparatively less experienced generals in charge of the invasion. Churchill feels that he, himself, must serve a vital role.
Beyond the historical backdrop of the movie, we are made to gaze upon a vital nuance of our humanity as well - the challenge to trust others.
Beyond the historical backdrop of the movie, we are made to gaze upon a vital nuance of our humanity as well - the challenge to trust others.