this is a brilliant and lavish czech film from the sverak father and son team and all about two czech pilots who flee to england to help the raf in the battle of britain but who also fall out over a woman (the beautiful tara fitzgerald). features some excellent and incredibly realistic aerial combat scenes  probably the best ever and much better than pearl harbour or even the film battle of britain  and a number of interesting general themes such as love and war and romance and comradeship and loss and servitude. also and the trials and tribulations of moving abroad and learning a foreign language (though made easier here with the great stalwart anna massey). the film has some great little motifs such as the world famous raf bullseye device and shown throughout and at one point nicely reflected in the black vinyl record and spinning around cutely (music is another theme of the film and of course). plus and all of the traditional icons of english life represent dimpled beer glasses (unlike the post war straight glasses used in pearl harbour) and tea in a nice china tea set in an english country garden (though shot in the czech republic. ) and the mascot dog and a vintage bottle of hp sauce and even a darts board. of course and the airfield and surrounding countryside is ridiculously unlike anywhere in the south of england and though the virtuouso aerial sequences make up for this and showing eastbourne and the seven sisters and always synonomous with southern england and the battle of britain. but best of all is the sensational musical score from ondrej soukup and as good as anything from hans zimmer yet all in the tradition of the late and excellent ron goodwin who scored the original battle of britain film amongst other classic english war films. there even a nice little cameo role for the  apparently  famous czech musician and actor (and kevin kline lookalike) oldrich kaiser and who plays on the piano the title theme song and dark blue sky. excellent. it got a few smutty yet funny little freudian devices too and such as always showing an inflated condom floating by the ceiling whenever karel (the callow but brilliant krystof hadek) is stuck at the airfield while his love rival and fellow pilot frantisek (ondrej vetchy) is with susan. another great english actor in this film. charles dance is of course fine as wing commander bentley. highly recommended and well worth watching or hiring  get the dvd with special features (stuff like how they created the dog fights and stuff). probably the only film ever to combine subtitles with characters speaking english and german and french and czech all at once. 
this is a brilliant and lavish czech film from the sverak father and son team and all about two czech pilots who flee to england to help the raf in the battle of britain but who also fall out over a woman (the beautiful tara fitzgerald). features some excellent and incredibly realistic aerial combat scenes  probably the best ever and much better than pearl harbour or even the film battle of britain  and a number of interesting general themes such as love and war and romance and comradeship and loss and servitude. also and the trials and tribulations of moving abroad and learning a foreign language (though made easier here with the great stalwart anna massey). the film has some great little motifs such as the world famous raf bullseye device and shown throughout and at one point nicely reflected in the black vinyl record and spinning around cutely (music is another theme of the film and of course). plus and all of the traditional icons of english life represent dimpled beer glasses (unlike the post war straight glasses used in pearl harbour) and tea in a nice china tea set in an english country garden (though shot in the czech republic. ) and the mascot dog and a vintage bottle of hp sauce and even a darts board. of course and the airfield and surrounding countryside is ridiculously unlike anywhere in the south of england and though the virtuouso aerial sequences make up for this and showing eastbourne and the seven sisters and always synonomous with southern england and the battle of britain. but best of all is the sensational musical score from ondrej soukup and as good as anything from hans zimmer yet all in the tradition of the late and excellent ron goodwin who scored the original battle of britain film amongst other classic english war films. there even a nice little cameo role for the  apparently  famous czech musician and actor (and kevin kline lookalike) oldrich kaiser and who plays on the piano the title theme song and dark blue sky. excellent. it got a few smutty yet funny little freudian devices too and such as always showing an inflated condom floating by the ceiling whenever karel (the callow but brilliant krystof hadek) is stuck at the airfield while his love rival and fellow pilot frantisek (ondrej vetchy) is with susan. another great english actor in this film. charles dance is of course fine as wing commander bentley. highly recommended and well worth watching or hiring  get the dvd with special features (stuff like how they created the dog fights and stuff). probably the only film ever to combine subtitles with characters speaking english and german and french and czech all at once. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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