Chinese girl risks her life on espionage mission against Japanese in World War 2.Chinese girl risks her life on espionage mission against Japanese in World War 2.Chinese girl risks her life on espionage mission against Japanese in World War 2.
Teala Loring
- Lucy Dell
- (as Judith Gibson)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe earliest documented telecast of this film in the New York City area occurred Monday 12 November 1945 on pioneer television station WNBT (Channel 1). In Detroit it first aired Wednesday 29 December 1948 on WXYZ (Channel 7), in Albuquerque Saturday 19 February 1949 on KOB (Channel 4), in both Washington DC and Baltimore Tuesday 3 May 1949 on WMAL (Channel 7) and on WAAM (Channel 13), and in Atlanta Saturday 22 October 1949 on WAGA (Channel 5).
- ConnectionsReferenced in Anna May Wong, Frosted Yellow Willows: Her Life, Times and Legend (2007)
- SoundtracksYankee Doodle
(uncredited)
Traditional music of English origin
Performed by Lin Ying's Class
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Who's the evil one amongst them?
"Bombs Over Burma" is a cheap B-movie from PRC...a tiny production company that specialized in making cheap, crappy B-movies! Usually, when I see that a movie is from PRC, I significantly lower my expectations! This film, it turns out, is no exception.
When the film begins, a teacher (Anna May Wong) is alarmed because the town is being attacked by Japanese planes. However, one of the children in the class is amazingly dim....and instead of seeking shelter, this terrible little actor dances about...enjoying the Japanese carnage! Soon, he's assuming room temperature...and his death scene is unintentionally funny. Soon, the teacher is recruited for a mission to help her people...and she ends up stuck on the Burma Road with several others. Soon, it becomes apparent that one of them is in league with the Japanese...and they need to figure it out quickly.
Apart from the overuse of stock footage as well as the bad acting by the child, the film is amazingly dull considering it's all about war. Watchable but honestly I had a hard time sticking with this one.
When the film begins, a teacher (Anna May Wong) is alarmed because the town is being attacked by Japanese planes. However, one of the children in the class is amazingly dim....and instead of seeking shelter, this terrible little actor dances about...enjoying the Japanese carnage! Soon, he's assuming room temperature...and his death scene is unintentionally funny. Soon, the teacher is recruited for a mission to help her people...and she ends up stuck on the Burma Road with several others. Soon, it becomes apparent that one of them is in league with the Japanese...and they need to figure it out quickly.
Apart from the overuse of stock footage as well as the bad acting by the child, the film is amazingly dull considering it's all about war. Watchable but honestly I had a hard time sticking with this one.
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- planktonrules
- Apr 5, 2018
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- Also known as
- Bomber över Burma
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- Budget
- $25,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 5 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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