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Churchill

Went to see the movie - "Churchill'.
Every manager, anyone managing people should watch it.
I have enormous respect for the Man.
Statesman, painter and wonderful human being.
How he cared for his people? Amazing!
Two hours of suspense and wonderful performance by Brian Cox and the cast.
Unforgettable...

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