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"France, 1942, during the occupation. Philippe Gerbier, a civil engineer, is one of the French Resistance's chiefs. Given away by a traitor, he is interned in a camp. He manages to escape, and joins his network at Marseilles, where he makes the traitor be executed... This non-spectacular movie (do not expect any Rambo or Robin Hood) shows us rigorously and austerely the everyday of the French Resistants : their solitude, their fears, their relationships, the arrests, the forwarding of orders and their carrying out... Both writer Joseph Kessel and co-writer and director Jean-Pierre Melville belonged to this "Army in the Shadows"."

Saw it last night and it's the best movie with have at Galaxy right now (except for Nine Queens). Come check it out.

12/13/2006 3:42:20 PM

is it in english or french with subtitles?

12/13/2006 3:43:23 PM

French with english subtitles (takes place in mostly France, ~20 minutes in England)

12/13/2006 4:04:18 PM

fucking great film

12/13/2006 4:32:38 PM

I need to see this.

We'll have it until a week from Thursday.

12/13/2006 6:04:06 PM

i wouldn''t mind seeing this.

12/13/2006 6:07:38 PM

oh shit, i get back in raleigh on sunday. i might have to go see this!

12/13/2006 7:33:44 PM

My email informs me that it's also going to be at the Art Museum on January 5th at 8 pm, too.

http://www.ncartmuseum.org/events/films.shtml

1/3/2007 8:51:53 PM

i need to catch up on a lot of movies. i think science of sleep is the only one i saw that i wanted to see this fall.

1/3/2007 9:44:14 PM

According to Newsweek, this is the 69th best movie of 2006, despite the fact that it was made in 1969.

Yes, I know, first released in the US in 2006 yadda yadda.

Hopefully I get a chance to see it.

1/3/2007 10:21:03 PM