Two English cartographers leave for a Welsh village and come across one of the local hills. By the British law over 1000-feet-high geographical objects are defined as mountains and those which are lower – hills.
The height of the village hill is 983 feet, 17 feet lower for being called a mountain. The persistent villagers ask the cartographers to ignore this fact and to call it a mountain, but they are refused. So they decide to bring soil from local fields and to make it a mountain by adding new layers.
1995, United Kingdom
Director: Christopher Monger
Genre: Drama, comedy
Stars: Hugh Grant, Tara Fitzgerald, Colm Meaney
On June 13, at 23:10
Repetition: At 05:20 in the morning
On June 14, at 14:35
Feature Film “The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain”
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