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A middle-aged political activist tries to dissuade his young followers from taking radical action.A middle-aged political activist tries to dissuade his young followers from taking radical action.A middle-aged political activist tries to dissuade his young followers from taking radical action.
- Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 4 wins & 4 nominations total
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- TriviaScreenwriter Jorge Semprún's life and work as a member of the central committee of the Spanish Communist party from 1954 to 1965 are the basis of the character Diego Mora played by Yves Montand actions and thoughts in 'La Guerre est finie'.
- ConnectionsReferenced in What's My Line?: Yves Montand (2) (1967)
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A Film that Captures Life in the Midst of Politics
Resnais really impressed me with this film. He uses real locations and finds subtle atmospheric things that almost never turn up in movies. One sees the way a shadow of a tree moves gently back and forth on the wall as two people relax in bed, the way a gust of wind briefly animates a woman's hair in a subway tunnel.
The movie successfully combines an account of resistance to Franco's Spain from an ex-patriot living in Paris (played by Montand), and his life outside of politics. We see not only his political views, but also how he feels about love and his own situation. Beautiful, brave and innovative, this movie also has some of the most passionate, yet restrained and overall fascinating love scenes that I have seen since Peter Sellers and Shirley Maclaine in 'Being There.'
The movie successfully combines an account of resistance to Franco's Spain from an ex-patriot living in Paris (played by Montand), and his life outside of politics. We see not only his political views, but also how he feels about love and his own situation. Beautiful, brave and innovative, this movie also has some of the most passionate, yet restrained and overall fascinating love scenes that I have seen since Peter Sellers and Shirley Maclaine in 'Being There.'
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- Oct 13, 2007
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- Der Krieg ist vorbei
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- Boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris 6, Paris, France(tailing the young man at Metro Maubert)
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- Runtime2 hours 1 minute
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- 1.66 : 1
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