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Name: One Who Came Back
Released: 1950
Duration: 21 min

21m runtime

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film with a runtime of 21 minutes, released in 1950. Presented in English.

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Runtime21m

Minutes21

One SittingYes

With Break33m

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US Army Corporal George Kritzman recounts the aftermath of what was his third combat wounding in the Korean War. A former LA police officer, Kritzman was under heavy sedation due to the severity of his leg injury, which was initially operated on at the 8055 MASH unit. Unaware of what would happen to him and what his long term prognosis was and would be, he, along with many of his fellow wounded, was transferred from hospital to hospital, each a little better equipped to deal with his injury. However, his ultimate goal was to make it back home to his wife and son, from who his thoughts were never far.

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Runtime21m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break33m

Movie Facts

Release Year1950

Runtime21m

LanguageEnglish

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