The Burying Party

The Burying Party tells the true story of poet Wilfred Owen as he returns to the Somme, despite his mentor Siegfried Sassoon's advice. The film delves into Owen's journey to follow his subject 'The Pity of War' and the complexities of his relationships with notable figures like Robert Graves and Robbie Ross.

Set during a significant period in world history, this film represents a poignant exploration of the emotional and moral struggles faced by soldiers. It highlights the impact of war on literature and personal relationships, making it a compelling watch for those interested in the historical narratives surrounding World War I.

With a strong cast including Matthew Staite and Sid Phoenix, The Burying Party offers a dramatic interpretation of an important chapter in literature and history. Its exploration of themes such as forbidden love and sacrifice adds depth to the war genre, appealing to collectors of historical dramas and war films alike.