Top secret wartime missions from Britain's best WW2 spies are recreated by real-life secret agents in this fascinating documentary from the Imperial War Museum.

Recreations of the top secret missions of British agents behind enemy lines during the Second World War. Starring real life secret agents themselves as they compellingly retell some of wartime Britain's most iconic secret service missions, replaying their wartime roles in front of the cameras.

Captain Harry Re and Jacqueline Nearne faithfully recreate their wartime missions as agents Felix and Cat. Together, they help to sabotage Nazi troops in occupied France and to assist the Allies by paving the way for the D-Day invasion.

This film provides a fascinating insight into the work of the Special Operations Executive and includes extensive training sequences as well as film of missions in France. Made by the RAF Film Production Unit, a shorter version of this film was released as School for Danger.

Running Time: 120 minutes
Region: Region 2

Release Date: 28/07/2014