At the Liberty:"Railway Children"

DAYTON– This movie is inspired by a beloved British family film. It is set in 1944 when life in Britain’s cities has become increasingly perilous. Three evacuee children are sent by their mother from Salford to the Yorkshire village of Oakworth during the Second World War, where they are met and supported by a mother, her daughter, and grandson. After settling in at a home in the countryside, the children encounter and attempt to assist a young soldier who is hiding, and like them, is far away from home.

Rotten Tomatoes critics give this movie a 59% favorable, but the audiences disagree and give it a 92%. Runtime is 98 minutes, and the movie is rated PG (for Language, thematic material, some violence).

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