The Birdmen

Year: 1971

Runtime: 74 mins

Language: English

Director: Philip Leacock

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During World War II an American operative is sent to Norway to help a German‑backed atomic scientist escape. Both are captured and taken to a POW camp inside an alpine castle. Lieutenant Cook must outwit the Gestapo, whose suspicion of the Norwegian’s identity grows, and persuade the inmates to build a two‑person glider for their escape.

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