"The Dam Busters" is a British war film released in 1955, directed by Michael Anderson. It tells the true story of the Royal Air Force's 617 Squadron during World War II, which was tasked with destroying key dams in Germany using a specially designed bouncing bomb. The film highlights the innovative engineering and teamwork involved in this daring mission. The movie stars Richard Todd as Wing Commander Guy Gibson, who leads the operation. It showcases the challenges faced by the squadron, including training and executing the bombing raids. "The Dam Busters" remains a significant film in British cinema, celebrated for its historical accuracy and thrilling aerial sequences.