When Gareth meets a wolf, the distance between the two varies greatly depending on the camera angle.
After the main character returns to Britain, he meets George Orwell in a restaurant. In this scene, at the very beginning, a modern cash register is visible, with a flat LCD monitor.
The telephone box seen in Barry is a K6 model that was introduced in 1936. The Holdomor famine in Ukraine occurred in 1932/1933.
The song "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" is played in English in one scene. This translation did not come out until 1937, four years after the movie was set.
When Jones is crossing the road in London you can see a red double deck Routemaster bus however the Routemaster was not in service until 1956.
In an English subtitle, Ramsay MacDonald's last name is misspelled as McDonald.
The Gareth Jones character uses a Model IIIa or later Leica Camera. The model III had not been introduced in the early 1930s, with the Model II introduced in 1932, the latest model he would have had access to.
The movie is set in 1933. However Jones is hearing the song "Caravan" by Ady Rosner & His Orchestra, a song that was released in 1944 and was originally written by Duke Ellington & Juan Tizol in 1936.
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