Attempts to portray the relationships of love, politics and subterfuge in wartime. Neatly done by this tale."It really happened" is the claim of this well acted, but casually (if not lazily) directed piece of intrigue. Overbearing politics and unnecessary narration add to the burden on the willing conspirator. Still this is an inspiring angle on love in a real world environment. The sound track is beautifully performed but poorly used. The whole thing is frustratingly short of excellent.
Review of Guerrilla Girl
