lover whom she has betrayed to her countrymen rises to almost unbearable intensity as the terrified girl runs sobbing to stop his car. As for Goring, he is excellent as the haughty Prussian whose heart is torn between duty and devotion to the Belgian girl. Miss Schell and Goring display sensitivity and skill in delineating the love which is so tender in a rough and wicked world of war and death. Here is a film which was made for lovers.” Home media So Little Time was released commercially on DVD in November 2015. A dubbed German-language version under the title Wenn das Herz spricht (When the Heart Speaks) was released to the German market in 2005. References External links 1952 films 1952 romantic drama films British romantic drama films British war drama films Films directed by Compton Bennett British World War II films Films set in Belgium British black-and-white films Belgium in fiction Films shot at Associated British Studios Films based on French novels 1950s war drama films 1950s English-language films 1950s British films