Movies & Music Free: Sisters Of War (2010)(DVDRip)

www.imdb.com/title/tt1633245/
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General Information:
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Release Title ........: Sisters Of War
Year .....................: 2010
Genre ..................: Drama | War
Language.............: English
File size ...............: 699 MB
Duration ...............: 1h 35mn 26s
Overall Bit rate .....: 1025 Kbps
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Video Information:
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Codec ID.............: XviD
Video Bitrate.......: 885 Kbps
Resolution...........: 624x352
Frame rate..........: 25.000 fps
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Audio Information:
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Audio Format.........: MP3
Bit rate ..................: 128 Kbps
Channels ...............: 2 channels
Sampling rate ........: 48.0 KHz
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Cast:
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Claire van der Boom ... Sister Berenice Twohill
Susie Porter ... Kay Parker
Byron J. Brochmann ... US Army Airborne
Gerald Lepkowski ... Leo Scharmach
Emma Randall ... Joyce
Helen Christinson ... Cal
Sarah Snook ... Lorna Whyte
Masa Yamaguchi ... Captain
Ty Hungerford ... Major Bill Meanly
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Sisters of War is a telemovie based on the true story of two Australian women, Lorna Whyte, an army nurse and Sister Berenice Twohill, a Catholic nun from New South Wales who survived as Prisoners of War in Papua New Guinea during World War II. In January 1942, the Japanese war machine thundered across South East Asia. In its path lay a tiny Catholic mission station Vunapope, on the island of New Britain. Here a handful of Australian nurses, led by Matron Kay Parker took refuge along with a number of wounded Australian soldiers. Abandoned by their commanding officers, they were left to face the Japanese alone. When the Japanese arrived at Vunapope, the nurses and their patients were saved from massacre by the mission’s leader, Polish-born Bishop Leo Scharmach. This astonishing man bluffed the Japanese into believing that he was a personal friend of Hitler and that the mission was Hitler’s property. In the dark days that followed, Sister Berenice and Lorna found themselves facing starvation, beatings and torture. Their beliefs were constantly tested, as was their friendship. Sister Berenice idolised Bishop Scharmach: Lorna was convinced he was a collaborator. The tiny mission became a setting for betrayal, heroism and death. And all the normal rules of war were broken. After six months, Lorna and Sister Berenice were separated. The Australian nurses were sent to Yokohama as part of a prisoner exchange. But the exchange program collapsed and the nurses found themselves trapped in war-time Japan, freezing and ravaged by disease. At the same time Sister Berenice, Bishop Scharmach and the nuns were taken to a dark, uninhabited jungle valley where they would be safe from air raids.
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