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The blockbuster French drama, chronicles the impact of World War II on a small village in central France. The German occupation changes the life of the village of Villeneuve forever, and as its residents come under the pressures of war, they make choices that are inspiring and heartbreaking. In this...

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Other Authors: Triboit, Philippe (Screenwriter) (Television director), Guignard, Oliver (Television director), Brondolo, Jean-Marc (Television director), Martineau, Patrice (Television director), Amar, Jean-Philippe (Television director), Daucé, Emmanuel (Television producer), Boyer, Jean-François, 1959- (Television producer), Renucci, Robin, 1956- (Actor), Fleurot, Audrey, 1977- (Actor), Godard, Thierry, 1967- (Actor), Dieu, Nade (Actor), Kremer, Marie, 1982- (Actor), Bach, Emmanuelle, 1968- (Actor), Loriquet, François (Actor), Gob, Nicolas, 1982- (Actor), Driesen, Maxim (Actor), Dollé, Constance, 1974- (Actor)
Format: Videos DVD Binge Box DVD
Language:French
English
Published: [Fairfax, Va.] : MHz Networks LLC, [2015-2018]
Series:MHz Choice on DVD.
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Summary:The blockbuster French drama, chronicles the impact of World War II on a small village in central France. The German occupation changes the life of the village of Villeneuve forever, and as its residents come under the pressures of war, they make choices that are inspiring and heartbreaking. In this gripping drama, ordinary citizens become patriots, traitors, Nazi employees or activists.
Item Description:Title from container.
Originally broadcast in 2009.
Created by Frédéric Krivine, Philippe Triboit, Emmanuel Dauce.
Anamorphic widescreen (16:9).
Physical Description:26 videodiscs (3750 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD; NTSC; region 1; anamorphic widescreen (16:9); Dolby digital 2.0.
Audience:Rating: Not rated.
Production Credits:Directed by Philippe Triboit, Olivier Guignard, Jean-Marc Brondolo, Patrice Martineau, Jean-Philippe Amar ; original music, Éric Neveux.