Piccadilly Incident

Year: 1946

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Herbert Wilcox

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After being declared dead when her ship is torpedoed, a newlywed member of the Women’s Royal Naval Service survives on a remote tropical island for three years. When she finally returns to England, she discovers that her husband has remarried and now has a baby son, forcing her to confront a life she thought was lost.

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