SELECT THE LEGITIMATE SYNOPSIS FROM THE LIST BELOW

White Feather (1955): A "ticklish" comedy from veteran comedy duo Abbott and Costello, who take jobs in a pillow factory. When foreign industrial spies are discovered in the factory, it's up to the boys to save the day.

White Feather (1955): The story of the peace mission from the US cavalry to the Cheyenne Indians in Wyoming during the 1870s. The mission is threatened when one the officers falls for the chief's daughter.

White Feather (1955): A family film about Christy, a young boy living on a New Mexico ranch, and White Feather, the hawk he tames. If you cried at the end of Old Yeller you might want to think twice about watching this.

White Feather (1955): After ten-year-old Sally is the sole survivor of the car crash that kills her parents she becomes convinced that a white feather she found at the scene came from the wing of her own guardian angel. But life in the orphanage is cruel and Sally struggles to keep her faith in the face of harsh reality with only the feather to guide her.

White Feather (1955): A group of American soldiers surrender to the Nazis in 1944 France in order to feed them misleading information about the Allied troop movements, but struggle to convince their captors that they are trustworthy. Things are made worse when it appears that one of them may be playing a deeper game.

White Feather (1955): In 1916 London young Randall faces opprobrium after declaring himself a Conscientious Objector to the war. Scorned by his family and friends, when his fiancee Lily gives him a white feather - a symbol of cowardice - he decides to sign up for work in the trenches. On the frontline in France his bravery and continuing refusal to carry a gun earn him the respect of the soldiers and officers alike. But can he win back his self-respect and the respect of the ones he loves? Loosely based on characters from John Buchan's Mr. Standfast.

None of the synopses above could possibly be legitimate!

I give up! What is the answer?
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