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FILM DETAILS | | Certificate PG |  | Cast Alec Guinness William Holden Jack Hawkins Sessue Hayakawa |  | Directors David Lean |  | Screenwriters Carl Foreman Michael Wilson |  | Running Time 160 minutes |
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The Bridge on the River Kwai David Lean's oscar-winning war classic with Alec Guiness.

Plot A squad of British soldiers arrive at a Japanese POW camp in the Burmese jungle, and after some conflict between their respective leaders, they are co-opted into building a railway bridge across the River Kwai. Meanwhile, the Allies plan a mission to blow-up the bridge before it can be used. Verdict Possibly Lean's most complicated movie, Kwai is a towering work.
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