Film review - Dunkirk I have written a film review about 'Dunkirk' so, if you have not see the film, don't keep reading ;) I want to someone correct my mistakes. Thank you! Dunkirk is the new work of the acclaimed director Christofer Nolan that can unset as his best film the so awarded Interstellar or Inception. This time the London director dares with a warlike film that has nothing to do with the others of the same gender. Without hardly seeing shots and with the right dialogues, besides a spectacular soundtrack, it shows us how it was one of the most important military evacuation actions carried out by the United Kingdom in the Second World War, Operation Dinamo, carried out between May and June 1940. With almost all of the British Expeditionary Force, part of the Belgian army and three units of the French army encircled by the Nazi German army during the battle of Dunkirk, and with the impossibility of making a large-scale evacuation, the English government decides to mobilize hundreds of medium and small civilian vessels to move the more than 300,000 fighters to the British coast. Thus, the film transmits those moments of anguish and despair, as well as the subsequent relief to be rescued, which keeps you in tension during the hour and a half that this masterpiece lasts. The brief dialogues are supplemented by the fantastic mix of the fabulous music of the German composer Hans Zimmer, and a classic in the films of Nolan, which make all the sensations that the film transmits multiply. We can say, without fear of making mistakes, that we are facing one of the best war films ever made.