"Dam Busters" is a British war film released in 1955, directed by Michael Anderson. It tells the story of the Royal Air Force's 617 Squadron during World War II, focusing on their daring mission to destroy key dams in Germany using a specially designed bouncing bomb created by Barnes Wallis. The film is based on real events and highlights the challenges faced by the squadron. The movie features notable performances, including Richard Todd as Wing Commander Guy Gibson, who leads the mission. "Dam Busters" is celebrated for its innovative special effects and remains a significant piece of British cinema, showcasing bravery and ingenuity in wartime.