John Clarke

Watched this film today. Very moving and emotional. As a "boomer", I was born shortly after the actual events,but did not appreciate the bravery of Nicholas Winton until his appearance on"That's Life" 35 years ago. I was moved to tears then by the children of the "kinder transport" as they stood to acknowledge their rescuer from certain childhood death, I was again to tears this afternoon. Well acted by all,especially Anthony Hopkins,who as Nicholas Winton, is haunted by the fate of those from the last train of 250 children turned back with the outbreak of war. Highly recommended without question.Take your tissues and shed tears like I did.