'One Life' Shines Light on Unsung Heroism of WWII

Anthony Hopkins delivers a poignant performance in a film that revisits the remarkable story of Sir Nicholas Winton's rescue mission.

'One Life' dramatizes the heroic efforts of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 children from the Nazis in 1938.
Anthony Hopkins stars as Winton in the film, which spans two time periods: 1938 and 1988, when Winton's story became widely known.
The film highlights the challenges Winton faced, including bureaucratic hurdles and the heartbreak of a failed train transport.
Critics praise the film for its restrained storytelling and powerful performances, especially by Hopkins.
'One Life' serves as a reminder of the ongoing relevance of such stories of humanity and heroism.