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De Gaulle: Francia libre - Parte 1
2026 | B/N | 160:00
June 1940. France collapses and signs the armistice. Amid the chaos, one man refuses to give up. Alone against the odds, this unknown general flees to London to save what’s left of freedom. He has no army, no support, and no hope, but he does have one irrational conviction: France, his France, has not laid down arms. Taking the ultimate gamble, he seeks to convince the world that the battle for France is neither over nor lost.

Country: Francia, Bélgica, USA
Direction: Baudry; Antonin
Script: Baudry; Antonin, Vila; Bérénice
Production: Seydoux; Jérôme, Safaee; Ardavan, Boucaï; Axelle
Photography: Bejach; Giora, Cottereau; Pierre
Sound: Balibar; Lucien, Cantin; Nicolás
Music: Bertelmann; Volker
Cast:Abkarian; Simon, Beale; Simon Russell, Lesieur; Florian, Magimel; Benoît, Corbery; Loïc, Vartolomei; Anamaria, Schneider; Niels, Leklou; Karim, Mison; Tom, Mottet-Klein; Kacey
Art direction: Barouh; Benoit
Participation year at FICM: 2026

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De Gaulle: Francia libre - Parte 2

De Gaulle: Francia libre - Parte 2
June 1940. France has signed the armistice. Yet Charles de Gaulle is convinced that the battle is not lost. Gradually, members of the Resistance—defiant students and determined soldiers—emerge from the shadows and rally around him in England, France, and Africa. Their faith, audacity, and yearning for freedom defy a history that seemed already written. See More

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