Jean Moulin, the Thousand and One Lives of a Prefect Who Became, in the Dark Hours of the Occupation, the Unifier of the Resistance
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The release on Wednesday 28 October of the film with Gilles Lellouche dedicated to the French resistor continues a series of cinematic releases, at least historico-orientated.
Despite a rather effective staging and an inhabited Gilles Lellouche, the first film dedicated to the unifier of the Resistance is missed. In issue, a scenario that takes liberties with history.
Wednesday released a biopic on the resistant Jean Moulin. It is part of the long series of biopics that have been in the cinema for the last ten years. The universe of the big screen has every interest in capitalizing on these stories of life.
Revealed by "the Son of Saul", the Hungarian filmmaker evokes the last days of the great resistant, Gilles Lellouche on screen, captured by the gestapo and tortured by "the Boucher of Lyon", plunged his story less into history than in the mythological halo of a fight between light and darkness.
Our critics salute the performance of the actor, but are divided on the film of the Hungarian director László Nemes, centered on the last days of the leader of the Resistance June 1943. Jean Moulin,
JEAN MOULIN, THE PATRIOTE AND THE HEROS (1/2) The film "Moulin" by László Nemes with Gilles Lellouche invites you to dive into the life of the federation of the Resistance, which is one of the great heroes of the history of France.
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