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050			_aDVD 006018
100	1		_9435628 _aKirk, Brian.
245			_aMy Boy Jack
260			_bEcosse Films _c2007 _aUK
300			_a1 DVD
306			_a93 min.
520			_aIts 1915 and World War I has been declared. Aged only 17 Kiplings son like most of his generation is swept up in the enthusiasm to fight the Germans a mood stoked vigorously by his father. Jack is cripplingly short sighted and the army has rejected him twice rendering him too myopic even for an army suffering thousands of casualties a week and desperate for recruits. Yet Rudyard is undeterred determined that his son should go to the front like countless other sons and fight for the values that he Kipling espouses so publicly. Using his fame and influence Kipling persuades Lord Roberts on his death bed to get Jack a commission in the Irish guards. This intervention is barely tolerated by Carrie and daughter Elise (Carey Mulligan) as they disagree that Jack is fit to fight and fear for his safety on the front line. Jack is instantly popular with his troop he is a great leader and trains tirelessly to overcome the disability that is his eyesight. Six months later Jack sails to France as a lieutenant. Jack went missing in action during the Battle of Loos and his mother and father carried out an increasingly desperate search for him spanning many years and many miles.
546			_aLanguages: English, Turkish _aSubtitle: Turkish
650			_aDrama _9367801
650			_aBiography
650			_aWar
700	1		_9207501 _aHaig, David, _d1955-
700			_aDaniel Radcliffe
700			_aKim Cattrall
700			_aCarey Mulligan
700			_aJulian Wadham
740			_aOğlum Jack
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