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Lacombe, Lucien
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6 /10
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8.29 /10
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| Starring |
Pierre Blaise, Aurore Clement, Holger Lowenadier  |
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Directed by: Louis Malle 
Written by: Louis Malle, Patrick Modiano
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| Released: |
1974 |
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DRAMA
FOREIGN
WAR
WORLD WAR II
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| Origin: |
France/ Italy/ West Germany |
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C |
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| Length: |
14 |
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Turned down by the French Resistance, a young peasant (Pierre Blaise) joins the Gestapo instead.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| A rarity for its period - a French film which acknowledges the existence of collaboration with the Nazis during World War II. It aroused some anger in its homeland, and Malle went to America as a result. Audiences tend to get the point very early on - about how easy it is to drift unthinkingly towards evil - and the length (not to mention the blank central character) becomes wearisome. It won a BAFTA Award as Best Film of the Year. |
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