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Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, pouco antes da libertação da França, uma bonita moça se vê no centro de acontecimentos bizarros perpetrados por seus admiradores.Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, pouco antes da libertação da França, uma bonita moça se vê no centro de acontecimentos bizarros perpetrados por seus admiradores.Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, pouco antes da libertação da França, uma bonita moça se vê no centro de acontecimentos bizarros perpetrados por seus admiradores.
- Direção
- Roteiristas
- Artistas
- Prêmios
- 2 vitórias e 1 indicação no total
Christian Barbier
- French Colonel
- (não creditado)
Valérie Camille
- English Girl
- (não creditado)
Marc Dudicourt
- Schimmelbeck
- (não creditado)
Anne Guegan
- Waitress in Bar
- (não creditado)
Paul Le Person
- Roger
- (não creditado)
Marie Marc
- Dimanche's Housekeeper
- (não creditado)
Alexis Micha
- L'enfant
- (não creditado)
Robert Moor
- Plantier the Gardener
- (não creditado)
Jean-Pierre Moulin
- Lieutenant
- (não creditado)
Donald O'Brien
- American Officer
- (não creditado)
Pierre Rousseau
- German Orderly
- (não creditado)
Carroll Saint Paul
- Elegant woman
- (não creditado)
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With the director of "Zazie in the Metro", and both the star and composer from "Umbrellas of Cherbourg", how could this be anything but brilliant! Set in a decaying chateau during World War II, populated by eccentrics, with Germans camping out in the courtyard while the French Resistance goes about under their very noses.
Something like a Carry On film at times, with touches of Allo Allo. Sometimes you get the impression someone is about to burst into song - I wonder if it would have worked as a musical? Deneuve is marvelous - beautiful, and very funny as she twists her husband round her finger, and staves off advances in all directions.
A pleasing classic that you shouldn't miss, but the combination of black and white, and subtitles may be offputting to some.
Something like a Carry On film at times, with touches of Allo Allo. Sometimes you get the impression someone is about to burst into song - I wonder if it would have worked as a musical? Deneuve is marvelous - beautiful, and very funny as she twists her husband round her finger, and staves off advances in all directions.
A pleasing classic that you shouldn't miss, but the combination of black and white, and subtitles may be offputting to some.
2003 is a perfect time to talk about Rappeneau's directorial debut because he has now, 38 years later, returned to the subject of WW11 in 'Bon Voyage', which I have commented on in the appropriate place. Of course it helps any fledgling director to have Philippe Noiret and Catherine Deneuve co-starring in his first time at bat but, like virtually all French directors he had a tasty track-record as a screenwriter behind him - he had, in fact, co-scripted 'Zazie Dans Le Metro' five years earlier in which Noiret starred as a drag queen - and it shows in the way he handled this film. Something of a ground-breaker at the time - it wasn't 'done' to find charm, drollery, to say nothing of laffs in Occupied France til Rappeneau showed the way - it paved the way for so many others. Well served by his cast, especially the two principals La Vie de la Chateau is a delight from start to finish, a souffle lighter than air as only a French chef could concoct. With a revival long overdue any video/DVD copies lying around should be snapped up.
This minor gem is a lightweight romance set during World War II in the French countryside. It struck me as unusual because I didn't expect a Gallic romantic farce that included Nazis. In any event, it's well played; Deneuve is at her most beautiful; and the lush, romantic music by Michel Legrand is beautiful, too. Nice.
Yet another worthwhile past-time of old French movies. A bit of everything, anti-war, comedy, love story, what else?
The story isn't great, but Rappeneau with Deneuve, Noiret, Brasseur, this one must not be missed.
A flawlessly made catch of love, hate and boredom of a bunch of people in 1945, while the allied assault on the French coast is underway.
Actually, with paratroopers about to be landing on the lawn of that castle! From the first minutes you wouldn't dare guessing that this is what is going to happen, with everyone concerned about apples (or just not).
I can only rate it as seven, alas, because of the unbelievable story. Starting with counting of apples, and ending with a complete transformation of one of the heroins, it's just not realistic.
Enjoy watching it, and don't expect a movie of serious narration.
The story isn't great, but Rappeneau with Deneuve, Noiret, Brasseur, this one must not be missed.
A flawlessly made catch of love, hate and boredom of a bunch of people in 1945, while the allied assault on the French coast is underway.
Actually, with paratroopers about to be landing on the lawn of that castle! From the first minutes you wouldn't dare guessing that this is what is going to happen, with everyone concerned about apples (or just not).
I can only rate it as seven, alas, because of the unbelievable story. Starting with counting of apples, and ending with a complete transformation of one of the heroins, it's just not realistic.
Enjoy watching it, and don't expect a movie of serious narration.
Another delightful French pastiche, this time set around the time of the D-Day landings in Normandy; a fine cast headed by Catherine Deneuve, Pierre Brasseur and Philippe Noiret lend themselves admirably to the spirit of the thing. LA VIE DE Château takes in everything from the issues of class difference (farm girl Deneuve is married to wealthy good-for-nothing Noiret), collaboration (Noiret's family flaunts its supposed Nazi sympathies for their own material gain while secretly despising their oppressors) and heroism (it's Noiret who ultimately emerges as the unexpected - and perhaps unwilling - hero, eventually winning back the straying affections of his wife). Director Rappeneau recently returned to the same stylistic territory and historical background with equally terrific results for his BON VOYAGE (2003).
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- Central de atendimento oficial
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- Também conhecido como
- A Matter of Resistance
- Locações de filme
- Château de Neuville, Gambais, Yvelines, França(castle exteriors)
- Empresas de produção
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- Tempo de duração
- 1 h 33 min(93 min)
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- Proporção
- 1.66 : 1
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