The Eagle and the Hawk

Year: 1933

Runtime: 73 mins

Language: English

Directors: Mitchell Leisen, Stuart Walker

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A daring ace and a relentless adversary clash in the skies as pilots of a Royal Air Force squadron during World War I endure not only the physical hazards of aerial combat but also the mental strain of constant danger, fighting to survive and outwit the enemy.

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