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Un amour à taire (2005) (TV)
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7 March 2005 (France) morePlot:
A young Jewish girl looking to escape the clutches of the Third Reich after seeing her parents and sister... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
The Short Review more (21 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jérémie Renier | ... | Jean |
| Louise Monot | ... | Sarah / Yvonne |
| Bruno Todeschini | ... | Philippe |
| Michel Jonasz | ... | Armand Lavandier |
| Charlotte de Turckheim | ... | Marcelle Lavandier |
| Nicolas Gob | ... | Jacques |
| Olivier Saladin | ... | Breton |
| Philippe Faure | ... | Le passeur |
| François Aramburu | ... | La Baronne |
| Miroslav Kosev | ... | Stroeger |
| Maximilien Muller | ... | Petit-fils de Sara |
| Flannan Obé | ... | Raymond |
| Kitodar Todorov | ... | Adjoint de Breton |
| Yuli Toshev | ... | Chef de camp |
| Anne Girouard | ... | Léopoldine |
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This film, while historically interesting and politically relevant, goes deeper than most message films. What is so fascinating is that so many things go on in this film besides suffering and Nazi hatred. It is, above all, the story of a family (and the family that is created).
Yes, the Nazis' massacre of Jews and Gays is a huge part of this movie, but what sets it apart is the humanistic story of love, jealousy, acceptance, guilt and tragedy that is set WITHIN the central group of friends and family in the film. There are many small surprises, and the melodrama is really cut to a minimum. Some very wrenching scenes, for example, come and go before you can get a good cry in. To me, the true brilliance of the film lies in its ability to show rather than tell what horrors befell Europe during Hitler's reign.