What War May Bring (2010)
"Ces amours-là" (original title)

Director:

Claude Lelouch

Writers:

Claude Lelouch (story), Pierre Uytterhoeven

Stars:

Audrey Dana, Dominique Pinon, Raphaël

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Audrey Dana	...	Ilva Lemoine
Dominique Pinon	...	Maurice Lemoine, le projectionniste
Raphaël	...	Le premier et dernier Amour
Samuel Labarthe	...	Horst, le bel Allemand
Laurent Couson	...	Simon, le pianiste avocat
Jacky Ido	...	Bob, le boxeur
Gilles Lemaire	...	Jim Singer
Judith Magre	...	La mère du pianiste
Liane Foly	...	La chanteuse des rues
Massimo Ranieri	...	Le chanteur du camp
Zinedine Soualem	...	L'accordéoniste
Charles Denner	...	Le père de Simon (archive footage)
Anouk Aimée	...	Madame Blum
Salomé Lelouch	...	Salomé Blum
Sabaya Lelouch	...	Sabaya Blum

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

parachute | history of cinema | gone with the wind | actress shares first name with character | world war one | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Rezo Films [fr]

Country:

France

Language:

French Italian English German

Release Date:

15 September 2010 (France)

Also Known As:

What Love May Bring

Filming Locations:

Romania

Company Credits

Production Co:

Les Films 13, Les Films du Kiosque, Studio 37

Technical Specs

Runtime:

120 min

Color:

Color Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

2.20 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Features Stormy Waters (1941)

User Reviews

A film of the highest caliber...

This film can leave one simultaneously with a feeling of exhilaration and exhausted to the point of tears! Seldom have I gone to a movie with expectations as high as this one to satisfied without even being asked,and I watch up to ten a week! The five stories,based on true events in the life of Mr. LeLouch,are interwoven into a story of epic proportion with scenes shot in the very spots where they happened. What could have been old stories of the 'war years' retold were given to us instead with a gut-wrenching, joyously vibrant story of love and betrayal usually reserved for those epics of the bygone era of Hollywood. This combined with acting pulled from the souls of basic unknowns ,some of whom begged for the parts,poured off of the screen to wash over the audience with so much more then we have come to expect these days...a true film going experience. See this with an audience on the big screen if you can, if not gather some of your closest friends around you and plenty of wine and tissues. I will only say that I've waited a long time to feel this way about a movie, thanks Mr. L.