Caught in the crossfire of a world at war, love was the last thing on their mind. But for a Red Cross nurse and a heroic, young ambulance driver, an unlikely romance blossomed in the summer of 1918 that forever changed their lives. Sandra Bullock and Chris O'Donnell star in Academy Award-winner Richard Attenborough's In Love and War, an epic, true story about a courageous nurse who will be remembered for the lives she helped save and the heart she stole.

A picturesque and sweeping drama about two lovers seeking their own peace in the midst of World War I, In Love and War also reveals the forces that shaped one of America's greatest literary figures. The film chronicles the clandestine romance between 18-year-old Ernest Hemingway and 26-year-old Agnes von Kurowsky, the medical aide who nurtured him to health following a devastating battlefield injury. Based on Kurowsky's recently discovered diaries, this extraordinary relationship inspired Hemingway to write the classic love story, A Farewell To Arms.

MOVIE REVIEW

Judging by this movie, Ernest Hemingway had an interesting life, to say the least. In Love and War is based on Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms and more importantly Agnes von Kurowksy's recently discovered diaries, about an 18-year old boy, Hemingway, and the nurse who got him walking again after a wartime injury, Agnes von Kurowsky.
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