Vivre libre, Mon pays (This Land Is Mine)
Titre allemand : Dies ist mein Land
Titre espagnol : Esta tierra es mía
Titre russe : Эта земля моя
Titre original : This Land Is Mine
Titre espagnol : Esta tierra es mía
Titre russe : Эта земля моя
Titre original : This Land Is Mine
Drame – États-Unis d’Amérique
Année de production : 1942
Durée du film : 103 minutes
Année de production : 1942
Durée du film : 103 minutes
Réalisateur : Jean Renoir
Livre : Dudley Nichols
Caméra : Frank Redman
Musique : Lothar Perl
Livre : Dudley Nichols
Caméra : Frank Redman
Musique : Lothar Perl
Description du film :
Jean Renoir’s second Hollywood film during the Second World War, written by him and Dudley Nichols, is fine–rather than a »speechifying« film, as its detractors like to call it, one which portrays public speech as a moral act. Here is a film that strikes a blow for liberty; Renoir is expressing gratitude for the (belated) entry of the U.S. into the war and also connecting spiritually with his appropriated homeland.
In a Nazi-occupied French town, meek and mild-mannered teacher Albert Lory lives with his mother. Few people, including his students, have any respect for him and he literally shakes in his boots during an air raid. He is quite friendly with his fellow teacher, Louise Martin and her brother Paul who also happen to be neighbors. If truth be told, Albert is quite in love with Louise but she is in a relationship with George Lambert and he feels she is quite beyond his reach. Paul is a member of the resistance and is killed when Lambert informs the Nazis. Outraged at what he’s done, Albert arrives at Lambert’s office just as the informer commits suicide. Albert is charged with murder but the local Nazi commander, Major Erich von Keller, offers him a deal: if Albert agrees to remain silent rather then continue a speech in his own defense which is arousing fellow citizens, he will ensure a not guilty verdict. Albert returns to the courtroom and in an act of bravery urges his fellow citizens to fight their oppressors.
In a Nazi-occupied French town, meek and mild-mannered teacher Albert Lory lives with his mother. Few people, including his students, have any respect for him and he literally shakes in his boots during an air raid. He is quite friendly with his fellow teacher, Louise Martin and her brother Paul who also happen to be neighbors. If truth be told, Albert is quite in love with Louise but she is in a relationship with George Lambert and he feels she is quite beyond his reach. Paul is a member of the resistance and is killed when Lambert informs the Nazis. Outraged at what he’s done, Albert arrives at Lambert’s office just as the informer commits suicide. Albert is charged with murder but the local Nazi commander, Major Erich von Keller, offers him a deal: if Albert agrees to remain silent rather then continue a speech in his own defense which is arousing fellow citizens, he will ensure a not guilty verdict. Albert returns to the courtroom and in an act of bravery urges his fellow citizens to fight their oppressors.
Garçons acteurs
John Donat
(Edmund Lorraine)
(Edmund Lorraine)
Anniversaire : 12.09.1933
Année de décès : 2004
L’âge de l’acteur :
d’environ 8 ans
Année de décès : 2004
L’âge de l’acteur :
d’environ 8 ans
Tommy Bond
(Schulrowdy mit Mopsnase)
(Schulrowdy mit Mopsnase)
Anniversaire : 16.09.1926
Jour de décès : 24.09.2005
L’âge de l’acteur :
d’environ 15 ans
Jour de décès : 24.09.2005
L’âge de l’acteur :
d’environ 15 ans
O’Neill Nolan
(Henry)
(Henry)
Anniversaire : 09.07.1926
Jour de décès : 01.01.2000
L’âge de l’acteur :
d’environ 16 ans
Jour de décès : 01.01.2000
L’âge de l’acteur :
d’environ 16 ans
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