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A Matter of Life and Death

A pilot's fate is decided in a celestial court, where he must convince a higher authority of his worth to remain alive, while navigating a blossoming love affair with an American woman.

A damaged pilot, Peter Carter, makes an emergency landing in the ocean after his plane is hit during a bombing run in May 1945. He radioes a young American woman, June, who works for the US Army Air Forces, and they form a connection. Peter jumps out of the plane and wakes up in the surf, only to discover that he's been given a second chance at life after a mix-up in heaven. He and June fall in love, and Peter decides that since it wasn't his fault, he deserves a second chance. As a result, heaven agrees to a trial to decide his fate.

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Info about A Matter of Life and Death

Studio(s): The Archers, J. Arthur Rank Organisation

Originally Released: United States, Dec 15, 1946

Production Country: United Kingdom

Box Office Gross: $231,292.00

Budget: $320,000.00

Genres:Drama, Fantasy, Romance

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