Anthony Hopkins Stars in 'One Life,' a Poignant Tale of Nicholas Winton's Heroism

The film highlights Winton's efforts to save 669 children from the Nazis, showcasing the importance of doing good in secret.

'One Life' delves into the true story of Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 children from Nazi persecution by organizing their evacuation to England.
Anthony Hopkins portrays Winton, reflecting on his life and the choices that led to the rescue operation.
The film navigates between Winton's actions in 1938 and his later years, emphasizing the ongoing relevance of his deeds.
Director James Hawes and the production team strive for historical accuracy, consulting Winton's family and using real-life records.
The movie's emotional climax recreates a famous TV moment where Winton is reunited with some of the children he saved.