In the Land of Candice: The Meteorologist Who Saved the Disembarkation
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Candice Mahout tells us about the film "Pressure", which is released this Wednesday. It is a true story that recounts the rescue of a meteorologist who made a crucial decision on the day of the Disembarkation, in June 1944. (Culture, media and entertainment).
Derivated during the days before the Disembarkation, the film plunges us into the race against the watch of a meteorologist responsible for predicting as closely as possible the time he will make on June 6, 1944, with great reinforcement of allegories that echo our time.
Operation "Neptune" was the first stage of the liberation of Europe. In "Pressure", Anthony Maras highlights the decisive work of the Scottish meteorologist James StaggWhile the two parts of the excellent diptych The Battle of Gaulle are at the end of exploitation, here is Pressure, mostly British production by Australian Anthony Maras (attaque in Mumbai, 2018).
No pressure In the last moments of Pressure, several cartons appear on the screen including an anecdote about General Dwight D. Einsenhower, in charge of the operation in 1944 and then became President of the United States from 1953 to 1961. When the inauguration ceremony of his successor John F. Kennedy to the presidency of the country in the [...]
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