“Dunkirk” director talks about the Spitfire

In History & Culture, Meet Our People, Video / 4 August 2017

“Dunkirk” director, Christopher Nolan, talks to National Air and Space Museu curator, Jeremy Kinney, about one of the movie’s stars, the Spitfire. The movie is based on the real-life military operation that took place in France during WWII.

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