Passport to Pimlico

'Passport to Pimlico' is a 1949 British comedy film directed by Henry Cornelius and written by T.E.B. Clarke.

Based on true events, it shows the story of the events that happened in Pimlico, an area of London, who suffered by accident a WWII bomb detonation that remained unexploded for several years. All the Pimlico's residents will eventually find out some treasure that were hidden where the bomb exploded that revealed that King Edward IV ceded all the area to the Duke of Burgundy. Those document were never revoked therefore all the Pimlico residencies become a foreing territory that belongs to France. The British Government will be forced to make precautionary measures to have the territory under their control but their residents will think otherwise.