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Parental guidance is recommended for younger viewers.
NOTE: Mild coarse language and infrequent violence
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This shows the contraversy of thefemale pows during ww2 and how a small group over came the harsh reality of being a civilian pow of teh japanese, this story is about what these ladies acheived and whow they acheived their vocal orchastra as pow's. Heart warming and sad at the same time.
Paradise Road
Based on actual events, this is the story of a group of Australian, British and Dutch women who, after the fall of Singapore in 1942, were held captive by the Japanese on the island of Sumatra. Herded into a brutal prisoner of war camp, the women soon discovered only the fittest, the strongest and the bravest could possibly survgive such inhumane conditions.
Stripped of everything they had, their irrepressible courage led them to find one voice, a vocal orchestra, singing music written for a piano or orchestra. A voice that ultimately expressed their indomitable, unbreakable spirit.
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