Chris Cahan – Google

Wonderully creative creatures. Leads are good. But!!!! Then we get to Morgana. With all the richness of this ancient tale and options this offers for diverse storylines ... the producers keep forcing Morgana on us. AGAIN and again! They can't help themselves. She always fails. We know she wiil. Next episode she tries again. Fails again. Curses ... foiled AGAIN. And I know the British have mole fever a la Philby but must there always be a mole in Arthur's court? Helping ... again and AGAIN ... you guessed it ... Morgana.

WW1 is key to understanding the 20th century. This riveting film shows approximately 24 hours of WW1 in graphic and continuous detail. It must be seen to help grasp events and conditions that lead to WW2 and from there to today. I was particularly struck by the day the filmmakers chose to start their story: April 6th, 1917. That is the day the USA entered the war. If that's mentioned in 1917, I missed it. Of all dates, battles and isolated skirmishes in WW1, I wonder why this moment was chosen. Is there a message to us or is it coincidence?