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Paul Gross | Michael Dunne | |
Caroline Dhavernas | Sarah Mann | |
Joe Dinicol | David Mann | |
Meredith Bailey | Cassie Walker | |
Jim Mezon | Dobson-Hughes | |
Michael Greyeyes | Highway | |
Adam Harrington | Colonel Ormand | |
Gil Bellows | Royster | |
James Kot | Skinner | |
Jesse Frechette | Peters | |
Rainer Kahl | German Machine Gunner | |
Landon Liboiron | Young German Soldier | |
Patricia Benedict | Nursing Matron | |
Hugh Probyn | Carmichael | |
Brian Dooley | McKinnon |
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Producer | Niv Fichman
Francis Damberger |
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Writer | Paul Gross
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Cinematography | Gregory Middleton
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Musician | Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
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Based on a true story, Passchendaele depicts one man's story during the battle of the same name, Ypres, Belgium. Michael Dunne (Paul Gross) returns home from the front lines to server as a recruiter. The soldier suffers severe psychological problems, after serving in many major World War 1 battles. Ridiculed by the locals as a coward and a deserter, Dunne falls in love with military nurse Sarah Mann (Caroline Dhavernas). The nurse’s younger brother David (Joe Dinicol) desperately wants to serve his country overseas, but Dunne does everything in his power to keep him from enlisting. Upon failing from keeping the boy out of the army, Dunne re-enlists to protect the younger brother of his love. |
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