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Alexandra von Grote (writer)
Release Date:
28 November 1985 (West Germany)
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Two women fall in love in nazi-occupied France, and must fight to survive the war. A task made more difficult as one is a jew on the run from Germany. full summary | add synopsis
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A German refugee and french woman fall in love just before the Nazis invade Paris in WWII.
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Maurice Arama | ||
| Daniel Berlioux | ||
| Denise Boulet | ... | Marthe |
| Antonin Brunel | ||
| Nicole Camus | ||
| Marc Delestre | ||
| Danièle Delorme | ... | Ferial's mother |
| Albert Delpy | ||
| Ingrid Dupont | ||
| Wolfgang Finck | ||
| Robert Florent | ... | Michel |
| Stéphane Garcin | ... | Laurent |
| René Geney | ||
| Andreas Grothusen | ||
| Alexander Hauff | ||
| Yves Jansen | ... | Kampmann |
| Max Mathias Klenke | ||
| Klaus Kowatsch | ||
| Maria Krasna | ... | Bella |
| Julie Lefevre | ||
| Friedhelm Lehmann | ... | Gestapo Chief |
| Bernd Ludwig | ||
| Louise Martini | ... | Chantal |
| Tobias Meister | ||
 | Krikor Melikyan | ||
| Christiane Millet | ... | Férial |
| H.H. Müller | ||
| Gerhard Olschewski | ... | Jean |
| Gabriele Osburg | ... | November Messing |
| Martin Peter | ||
| Herbert Heinz Pfeiffer | ||
| Bruno Pradal | ... | Marcel |
| Yvon Pradel | ... | Robert |
| Barbara Ratthey | ||
| Lutz Riedel | ||
| Klaus Rohrmoser | ||
| Stéphane Romain | ||
| Olaf Rosenquist | ||
| Werner Stocker | ... | Hoffmann |
| Jean-Michel Vovk |
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USA:108 min | Germany:100 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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1.66 : 1 more
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West Germany:16 (f)
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Excellent movie. It shows many facets of WWII Paris. Acts of bravery as well as cowardice. There are some intense moments throughout the film that keep you deeply engaged. If you are interested in WWII, lesbianism, or just historical drama, this movie is enjoyable and well made. I think it was mainly German language, with some French, but the version I watched had English subtitles. The relationship between the two main characters is believable and sweet, although many of the kisses are fairly clumsy and poorly done. I think is a fairly progressive movie for 1985 though. The ending scene is very reminiscent of Head in the Clouds, which is probably another movie you should check out if you like this one. Hard movie to find though, I watched it on Youtube, and I think some scenes may have been cut short/missing. I don't think Netflix has it.