Description

A comfortable and genuine tale of Cockney existence throughout the Second World-War Fish Street is just a peaceful Bermondsey backstreet paved with cobbles and covered with small stone homes. This close knit group is compelled to bring on almost all their reserves of courage and humor to endure the down sides of poverty, rationing and daily air raids. And even while the men are called-up, move missing for action or are murdered, and houses are bombed, their remarkable Cockney nature shines through,