Review of The Sand Pebbles (1966) by Greg S — 01 Feb 2010
Trapped in unresolvable conflicts between factions in a civil war, between politicals, military and money powers influencing the fates of people, the hero is a human being by focusing on doing right by individuals.
The composer Goldsmith's music spoke to profound things between men and women. Great drama.
This review of The Sand Pebbles (1966) was written by Greg S on 01 Feb 2010.
The Sand Pebbles has generally received very positive reviews.
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