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1965 · Drama · 2h 3m

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- British Academy of Film & Television Arts British Cinematography: Black & White 1966 · Winner
- British Academy of Film & Television Arts British Screenplay 1966 · Nominated
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- British Academy of Film & Television Arts British Actor 1966 · Nominated
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- British Academy of Film & Television Arts British Art Direction: Black & White 1966 · Nominated
- British Academy of Film & Television Arts British Film 1966 · Nominated
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Five British soldiers are sent to a detention camp in the Libyan Desert, including Sergeant Major Roberts (Sean Connery), whose conviction for the assault of an officer is shrouded in mystery. As punishment, the vicious Staff Sergeant Williams (Ian Hendry) orders the prisoners to continuously climb a man-made hill in the scorching desert heat. Though his colleague, Staff Sergeant Harris (Ian Bannen), sympathizes with the new detainees, he can only watch as Williams goes to sadistic extremes. Wikipedia
Five British soldiers are sent to a detention camp in the Libyan Desert, including Sergeant Major Roberts (Sean Connery), whose conviction for the assault of an officer is shrouded in mystery. As punishment, the vicious Staff Sergeant Williams (Ian Hendry) orders the prisoners to continuously climb a man-made hill in the scorching desert heat....
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- Release date: October 3, 1965
- Director: Sidney Lumet
- Producer: Kenneth Hyman
- Writer: Ray Rigby (screenwriter)
- Studio: Seven Arts Productions
- Budget: $2.5 M
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