To celebrate the release of the tense and hard-hitting action drama WARSAW 1944 – on DVD, VOD & available for download 27th June – we are giving away a copy on DVD.
An epic re-telling of the Warsaw uprising during the Second World War, Warsaw 1944 follows the story of a young soldier embroiled in the historic event – a stark reminder of the price his generation paid for the war.
Brutal, and at times heart-wrenching, Warsaw 1944 is a war movie for the ages.
“Compelling and powerful” The Hollywood News
“Epic” Box Office Buz
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