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Title: Digging for Memory in the Fields of Flanders
Review: Belgium's contribution to the European resistance is scarcely remembered these days, yet the escape and evasion lines created there--such as Comete, founded by Andree De Jongh and Pat O'Leary, founded by Albert Guerisse-- played an important role in evacuating downed Allied Airmen across occupied Europe, through a grueling trek over the high Pyrenees, and back to their bases in Britain. One such airman was Bill Grosvenor, who crashed in a field in Flanders. Although Grosvenor was one of those who didn't make it safely back to Britain (though he did survive the war), the film revisits many of the venues of his wartime itinerary, and, more importantly, those members of the Belgian resistance who came to his rescue, including the two Dumon sisters, Andree Antoine Dumon and Micheline Ugeux Dumon. Not to be missed.
