Rather like The Winslow Boy translated into British Army terms, absorbing both on its own personal level, and as an abstract study of justice. One might also consider it a kind of unofficial sequel (though it wasn't intended as such) to David Niven's wartime classic The Way Ahead (PFA 1/88), with Niven, despite being a wartime hero, faced with court martial over a petty offense in which he was technically blameless. Superbly acted. William K. Everson