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LadyLamp
66 Posts
Hi all,
I'm really sorry if I've posted this in the wrong place: not sure where it goes? Anyway, just saw a notice on Facebook about this PBS show, Crimson Field, which details the lives of a medical team in a French field hospital during World War I. It begins tonight, though it was originally shown in 2014.
If anyone saw it last year and would like to comment, please let us know if it's worth watching! (I'm curious how it portrays the nurses especially.) For those interesting in catching the premiere tonight, here's the link:
The Crimson Field | PBS Programs | PBS