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Hitler in Hollywood (2010)

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Hitler in Hollywood

5 reviews
6/10

Playful mockumentary thriller

  • myriamlenys
  • Nov 10, 2019
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9/10

A playful mock-documentary about film making in Europe.

This is a very enjoyable, playful mock documentary. It is nicely played and of course Maria de Medeiros in the lead role is wonderful. The story goes that they are making a documentary about Micheline Presle a seductive leading lady of the 1940s who is now a not so Young Lady in Distress who wants, before she dies, to see a film she made that was never distributed or indeed even shown anywhere - a realistic plot twist given the fate of the director of her first film. It is her wish that takes the plot further into a new and eventually surrealistic turn.

As the film progresses Frédéric Sojcher returns to the film world's much discussed theme of being in The Shadow of Hollywood. Perhaps it was in the making of the real documentary Born to Film that Sojcher found the urge to make a conspiracy theory film.

HiH has some excellent locations, which are explained tongue-in-cheek as being there just for the fun of being there. The hand-held point-of-view documentary style that takes us into the head of the lovesick cameraman make the movie fun to see. This is a movie that doesn't take itself too seriously but succeeds in delivering a feeling of a real conspiracy. This is a film for film lovers, you can feel that it was made with a lot of joy and I had a lot of fun watching it.
  • chaplin1-660-883267
  • Feb 12, 2011
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excellent and highly original

  • wvisser-leusden
  • Oct 27, 2012
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10/10

Great movie !

"Hitler in Hollywood" is a great movie : unusual, pleasant, intriguing and funny. We also learn interesting things. What's unusual is the mix of a fictional story and true archives and authentic references to the film history. It is a road movie across all Europe: Scenes are filmed in Paris, Venice, Berlin, Brussels, Cannes, London, Oostende and Malta. It makes the movie so different from anyone else. Actors are great. Micheline Presles is marvelous and it's right to say that "the most beautiful actress remains so all her life". Maria de Meideros is also charming. All actors have been well selected. I understand that some people may not like it. But they should respect the opinion of the others who will really appreciate it. And I believe that most will appreciate it.
  • christine-destexhe
  • Apr 8, 2011
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9/10

Great

It's a great movie between the fiction and the documentary with humor and an historical point of view. The history is about a mysterious old movie which cannot be found that the first character inquiry in. There are a lot of guest star, famous french actor who appear like Edouard Baer or Nathalie Baye or famous international director like Emir Kusturica. The historical point of view is about the cinema and his history especially after the second world war. The direction is great with good actors. Moreover this fictional documentary that pays tribute to Micheline Presle. Furthermore the technical side is very surprising, the film was directed solely with a Canon 5D. The images were processed to accentuate the colors of the main characters and reduce the rest of the image. To conclude it's a movie full of humor and whimsy, with a lot of films references.
  • slamslom
  • May 2, 2011
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