Surprisingly Tough Movie

There are scenes where we see Nazi planes strafing columns of refugees, which comes as a surprise when it seemed to be a chirpy movie with Tommy Trinder as a cheeky Cockney. But it is genuinely democratic in spirit, whereas In Which We Serve or San Demitrio London are horribly riddled with class condescension and snobbery. (Yes, I know it was a different time, but this film and The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp show that films didn't have to be about the working class knowing their place.)