Breakthrough explores unlikely bond between soldiers on opposite sides during Battle of the Bulge
This week, film crews from Vancouver are gathering in the city for four days of location shooting to produce a Second World War-era movie short Breakthrough.
Breakthrough explores the tense connection that develops suddenly between the two soldiers, and how their bond transcends the brutality of war. “She loves what Prince George has to offer and said she would love to give it a go here and after reading the script I’m so grateful to be part of this thing,” said Coyne.
“I am honoured to be filming in northern B.C.,” said Green. “The community has been very welcoming to our production and it makes all the difference when producing an indie film. We are very grateful to the people of Prince George.”
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