Director:
Gilles Paquet-BrennerCámara:
Pascal RidaoMúsica:
Max RichterReparto:
Kristin Scott Thomas, Mélusine Mayance, Niels Arestrup, Frédéric Pierrot, Michel Duchaussoy, Dominique Frot, Natasha Mashkevich, Gisèle Casadesus (más)Sinopsis(1)
París, julio de 1942: la policía francesa se lleva a Sarah, una niña de 10 años, y a toda su familia en una redada puerta a puerta en la que arrestan a multitud de familias judías en plena noche. Desesperada por proteger a su hermano pequeño, Sarah lo encierra en un armario del dormitorio, su pequeño escondite secreto, y le promete volver en cuanto les liberen. Sesenta y siete años más tarde: la historia de Sarah se mezcla con la de Julia Jarmond, una periodista estadounidense que investiga la redada. Durante su investigación, Julia descubre un rastro de secretos que ligan la vida de Sarah a la suya, y la llenan de preguntar sobre su propio futuro sentimental. (Savor Ediciones)
(más)Reseñas (1)
Every war story is literally horrible. But it’s worse when the main roles are played by kids. And that’s precisely the case with this movie, which amazingly combines a story from the war with a story from the present. The audience actually doesn’t know until the last 25 minutes how the current investigation will end and they also won’t make a sound while that story from the war is being told. But the moment the war story ends, the movie starts to lose steam. But until then, I admit that it is a great war drama which I will never forget. Even though it’s horrible, I am glad that movies like this are made. In not too long, there will not be anybody left who could tell those stories, only the movies themselves. After the movie, I felt horribly sad and I hope that I personally don’t ever encounter anything like it.
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