Suicide Mission is a 1954 British-Norwegian war film directed by Michael Forlong.

[1] The film was based on historian David Howarth's 1951 book The Shetland Bus.

The true story of the Shetland bus, the clandestine traffic across the North Sea from German-occupied Norway to Shetland during the Second World War.

A small group of Norwegian sailors loosely connected to the British Royal Navy take refugees from Norway to Shetland in small fishing boats, equipped only with small arms to protect themselves from German aircraft and patrol boats.

The film is closely based on real events, and many of the members of the group,[2] including the leader, known as "Shetlands-Larsen", play themselves.