Brandon Fisichella
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An Incredibly Authentic Portrayal of Warfare in the 18th Century: Culloden (1964)
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15:02Now PlayingNOTE: The Battle of Culloden Moor was actually in 1746, not '45!
Often times when a film is plagued with poor levels of authenticity and material accuracy, things like a small budget are blamed for the gaps. This film proves that a small budget is hardly any excuse, because with only a handful of actors and some incredible cinematography it represents one of the most authentic looks at the genuine terror of linear warfare in the Long 18th Century. Culloden is set around its namesake battle, fought in 1746 between the British army and Jacobite rebels in the Highlands of Scotland. In this video we will look at just one scene in the film, and precisely what makes it so extraordinary. -
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